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GOL Cast: Getting Dizzy in Inverto

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Inverto (previously Gravitron) is a first person shooter puzzle game from GravityBox Studio, where you must navigate through a series of testing areas. The doors, floors and platforms in these areas might not be in the most logical places however, and you must use your GraviGun to manipulate the gravity in order to reach different places. The devs say that it's loosely based on Prey and Portal with a hint of parkour thrown into the mix.

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I find this game really interesting. The puzzles take some time to figure out and are planned really well. It's also visually appealing and the gameplay is almost as fun as in Portal, though Inverto lacks cakes and bloodthirsty AIs. Overall it's really enjoyable and I spent hours navigating through the maze of chambers it threw at me. Just remember that it's still in alpha and you might encounter bugs, like I did on the video.

You can get Inverto from Desura and IndieGameStand for roughly $4, so it's extremely cheap. They are also on Steam Greenlight, so you can vote for them if you think it should be available on Steam. If you aren't convinced yet, you can try their older public alpha version free of charge to see what the game is all about.

Inverto's homepage: http://www.inverto.gravityboxstudio.net/
Desura: http://www.desura.com/games/gravitron
IndieGameStand: https://indiegamestand.com/store/422/inverto/
Steam Greenlight: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=151983042 Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Tags: FPS, GOL Cast, Puzzle
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I'm a Linux gamer from Finland. I like reading, long walks on the beach, dying repeatedly in roguelikes and ripping and tearing in FPS games. I also sometimes write code and sometimes that includes hobbyist game development.
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