Invertigo
INVERTIGO is a science-fiction single player puzzler where you’ll have to use creative outside-the-box thinking to discover your fate. Explore the abandoned facility and make use of gravity manipulation to advance through the rooms. This free demo version of the game contains 6 fully-fledged levels.
25 unique puzzles that increase in difficulty
As the game progresses you get to unlock new gravity modes that allow you to overcome new challenges. Nearly every puzzle has a unique twist to it that distinguishes it from the other puzzles, so this will keep you thinking!
Solve puzzles, by changing gravity
Manipulating gravity with three tools (gravity shift, gravity link, gravity hold) adds an innovative dimension to the puzzle solving. The puzzles require you to think in several dimensions and the multiple possible solutions allow for creativity.
Fix the rooms to advance
To progress to new areas the player must restore the power by placing the energy cubes on the pressure plates to fix the electricity supply to the room.
A robotic suit to keep you company
You might be alone in this facility, but luckily your talking robotic suit can keep you company.
Don’t worry, the suit will be sure you give you very useful (as well as some less useful) feedback and advice.
Piece together the story
Collect anomalies and data logs to learn more about the history of the deserted facility.
Online leaderboards
Compare your performance with other players based on speed and the total number of gravity moves.
Join our Discord community for sneak peeks, speed-running, and updates!
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
Entertaining sci-fi puzzle game with a neat mechanic. Plays pretty quickly, but isn't overly boring or overly challenging. And the free-falling is fantastic. Would recommend for a fun Portal-like diversion.
Steam User 0
I wasn't too sure what to expect when I started playing this game, but I was incredibly impressed by how unique this game was, and how much personality it had. In the short time I had with the game I saw a lot of variety with the puzzles, and it left me wanting to play a lot more to see how far you take this awesome concept.
Steam User 0
its alright, fun mechanic but can feel a bit clunky at times. speedrun timer and portal 2-esque leaderboard are nice, though having it always turned on is a bit odd