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FLIPPING OUT

There have been quite a few games that play with the fun of gravity. Antichamber’s mind-bending puzzles, Dandara’s explosive wall-jumping and the upcoming Boundary’s zero-G shooting – all grant the player the ability to defy physics. William Chyr’s first-person physics-based puzzler, Manifold Garden, also lets you mess with the force of gravity, but in this game your playground is the never-ending, mind-bending realms of infinity.

Waltz up geometric world and you’ll automatically flip gravity so that the wall becomes the floor. Using this ability, players are tasked with solving a number of gravity-manipulation puzzles and working out how to progress through many eternal spaces.

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