Gravity Shift: Cube Escape
By @Anne11
Rotate gravity 90 degrees and jump through six cubic chambers to collect data shards and reach the exit portal.
How to play
- Move your robot left and right across the platforms to position yourself safely.
- Jump over gaps and onto higher ledges to navigate the chamber layout.
- Rotate the chamber's gravity 90 degrees to reach previously inaccessible areas.
- Collect the glowing data shard located in each of the six chambers.
- Enter the cyan portal to complete the room and advance to the next.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the left and right arrows to move, Jump to leap, and Shift to rotate.
- Keyboard
- Press Left/Right or A/D to move, Space/W/Up to jump, and Shift to rotate gravity.
- Mouse
- Right-click anywhere on the game screen to rotate the chamber's gravity 90 degrees.
More about this game
In Gravity Shift: Cube Escape, your goal is to navigate a robot through six cubic chambers. The core loop involves moving, jumping, and rotating the room's gravity 90 degrees to turn walls into floors. You must collect data shards and reach the cyan portal to advance. The difficulty increases as platforms become smaller and more scattered. A run ends when you successfully escape all six chambers, calculating a final score based on your elapsed time and collected data shards.
Tips
- You have a strict 0.48-second cooldown after shifting gravity, so plan your mid-air rotations carefully before committing to a long drop toward the void.
- You can jump slightly after leaving a platform edge thanks to a 0.12-second coyote time, helping you clear wider gaps without falling into the void.
- Falling out of the chamber bounds will trigger a void breach and reset your progress in that specific room, costing you valuable time for your final score.
Questions
How many chambers are there?
There are exactly six cubic chambers to escape from. Each room features a different layout of platforms, a single data shard to collect, and a cyan exit portal.
What happens if I fall off the screen?
If you fall too far up or down into the void, you will trigger a void breach. This fails the current chamber and restores it, allowing you to try again.
How is the final score calculated?
Your final score is based on a time bonus of up to 60,000 points minus 900 points per elapsed second, plus 5,000 points for each of the 6 data shards collected.