GeoSphere

Tilt the world, change gravity, and get the marble to the goal. The marble only obeys physics. You tilt the entire level. Guide it to the goal through nostalgic stages that rise above infinite water and open sky. Three gravities Switch between low, normal, and high gravity at any time. - Low gravity lets you float over gaps that shouldn't be crossable. - High gravity makes you fall faster with precision and allows you to bounce. - Normal is where you get your rhythm back. Chain them together, and the marble starts doing things the level never expected. Race to the finish, or get lost on purpose Every level has at least three paths to the goal and at least one secret. ᶘ ᵒᴥᵒᶅ The most normal route is always there, but there are shortcuts for those chasing a better time, or detour paths leading to hidden corners, weird sights, and things nobody asked you to find. GeoSphere never tells you which one is the right one. (Of course it does, the right one is reaching the goal as fast as possible!) ◣_◢ (Of course not, the right one is appreciating the nostalgia in the design of every level!) ˙ ͜ʟ˙ A world that feels like a memory Low-resolution textures, shiny reflections, endless skies, and water in every direction. The world of GeoSphere is built like a half-remembered early 2000s game, and the marble is the only thing rendered in the present. Frutiger Aero skies, console nostalgia, and a surreal touch: fish jump out of the water and butterflies swim beneath it. A voice that notices how you play You never reply or choose from a menu. Multiple narrators react to what you do: how many times you fall, how fast you go, whether you run or stop. GeoSphere is a game by WoWPerroDev, an indie studio from Mexico City.