Adrift In The Void

After being sent out on a mission to discover a far-off distress signal, Newton S. Murphy finds himself deep in the Omega sector with low fuel and limited options for safe travel. Fortunately, he arrives just at the nick of time and quickly arrives at the source of the distress signal: the Daedalus.

Now stuck on the ship with no fuel and little better to do, he must use his trusty gravity gun to make his way around the ship and use the curious powers of the mysterious Jels that are everywhere in the ship to find out who sent out the distress signal on this seemingly long-abandoned freighter ship.

Little does he realize the gravity of the situation he is in.

Hard Work And Dedication

Gravity is a project currently being produced inside of Webster's videogame production course. It was developed over the course of a single semester by a small dev team of game design students. In its current state, Gravity is a technical demo to show off the mechanics that will be present in the finished game. 

Don't Let Gravity Keep You Down

Use the Heavy Duty Gravity Manipulator (HDGM) Mk.2 throughout your travels to solve various puzzles. With the ability to manipulate an object's gravity or send them flying with a powerful blast, the HDGM Mk.2 is any stellar traveler's best friend. From creating bridges out of your environment or utilizing office supplies as weapons against rouge security systems, the world of Gravity is yours to play with.

Unlock The Secrets of The Jel

Scattered around the derelict Daedalus you will find a selection of mysterious substances. Curiously intelligent, the jel empowers you with powerful abilities. From goopy grapple hooks to tactical sealant, there seems to be more to the jel than meets the eye.

Controls

Move- W A S D

Right-click- Grab 

Right-click (Hold)- Hold

Left-click- Apply gravity setting / interact

Left-click (Hold)- Charge repulsor 

Q- Change between gravity and repulsor

A current bug might restrict you from letting go of an object if not inside repulsor setting

More To Come...

Gravity was produced over the course of one semester at Webster University. This project is expected to grow and evolve as time and production continue outside of the course it was born in. This project only scratches the surface of what we aim for Gravity to become. Stay tuned for more great things to come!