| Gravity Ghost is a puzzle game that focuses around Iona, a rebellious young girl who blames her older sister’s (Hickory) boyfriend Arthur for the death of her parents, who die in a storm out on sea after going out to get an antidote for her younger sister Pepper after she ate a poisonous mushroom. However, this would not be the only tragedy for Iona’s family, due to her rebellious nature Iona befriends a fox named Voy. One day Iona gets upset and decides that she will run away with the fox Voy, who explains he has his own family and cannot run away with her. Iona again gets upset and tries to run away from home by herself causing tragedy to strike again for her family. As I don’t want to give away too much of the story, I will leave the description of the game right there. The game offers quite interesting puzzles and trials for the young Iona, in a beautifully crafted world and features a wonderful soundtrack to go along with it. If you like story driven games and are into puzzle games I highly recommend picking up Gravity Ghost. |
| Developer: | Ivy Games |
| Publisher: | Ivy Games |
| Genre: | Indie Puzzle |
| Release Date | PlayStation 4
August 6, 2019 PC/macOS/Linux January 26, 2015 |
| Platforms: | PlayStation 4, PC, macOS, Linux |
| Price | PlayStation 4 $9.99 USD PC/macOS/Linux $14.99 USD |
| Where to Buy: | PlayStation Store, Steam |
Modes
| Single Player | X |
| Local Co-Op | NA |
| Online Co-op | NA |
Controls
| PlayStation 4 Controller |
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