Fit check
Is Gravity Chase worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy anti-gravity racing and want to steer across tunnel floors, walls, and ceilings
- Groups of 2 to 4 players seeking split-screen racing sessions
- Arcade racers who want combat pickups and ship upgrades as part of the race progression
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking realistic road racing may bounce off the tunnel-based anti-gravity handling and vertical racing lines.
- Players who want a broad range of race formats may find the three listed types limiting.
- Players uninterested in managing pickups and weapons during races may find those systems interrupt the driving focus.
Our take on Gravity Chase
The bounce point comes when racers must choose a line across tunnel floors, walls, and ceilings while handling pickups and weapons. Players who want straightforward track navigation may hit that combination of vertical movement and in-race decisions early.
What is Gravity Chase?
Gravity Chase is an anti-gravity arcade racer set on tunnel tracks where ships can travel across floors, walls, and ceilings.
Racing calls for precise piloting, choosing a line, and using pickups, powerups, and weapons strategically. The game has 10 ships with customizable colors and powerups, along with 16 tracks across themed environments. Its three race types are Arcade, Combat, and Eliminator. Pickups during a race can boost, repair, or arm a ship. Winning races earns in-game money for ship customization and upgrades. Split-screen play supports 1 to 4 players.
How Gravity Chase plays
- 01Wall-running tracks
- Ships can travel across the floor, walls, and ceiling of tunnel courses to choose a racing line.
- 02Ship customization
- The 10 ships support color changes and powerup customization.
- 03Three race types
- Arcade, Combat, and Eliminator modes provide different race structures.
- 04In-race equipment
- Pickups let racers boost, repair, or arm their ships during events.
- 05Split-screen play
- The game supports between 1 and 4 players in split-screen.
- 06Race-funded upgrades
- Winning races awards in-game money for customizing and upgrading ships.
Gravity Chase compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing also combines anti-gravity driving with weapons; its description features wheeled or airborne vehicles and an arsenal of heavy weapons. Barro is described as a small-car racing game with challenging tracks, while Gravity Chase uses tunnel courses, ships, pickups, and ship upgrades.
Gravity Chase: platforms & release
Is Gravity Chase worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy anti-gravity racing and want to steer across tunnel floors, walls, and ceilings. Skip it if: players seeking realistic road racing may bounce off the tunnel-based anti-gravity handling and vertical racing lines.
Where can I download Gravity Chase?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Gravity Chase's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Gravity Chase on?
Windows only.
