SimulationIs Gravity VR worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- VR users who want a brief narrative experience rather than a long game
- Players interested in surreal settings built around dialogue and disagreement
- Story-focused users who want a choice of two endings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking extended gameplay will reach the end after the 16-minute experience
- Users looking for combat, crafting, exploration systems, or complex progression may find the story structure too limited
- Players who want many branching outcomes may find two endings too narrow
- Users without interest in VR narrative experiences will not have a suitable format here
Our take on Gravity VR
The bounce point arrives when the 16-minute runtime ends. Players expecting a substantial game loop, repeated progression, or extensive exploration will find the experience stops after its compact story and two-ending structure.
What is Gravity VR?
Gravity VR is a brief interactive virtual reality story set in a strange realm where there is no firm surface and people, buildings, cars, and garments continually drop.
It centers on two elderly brothers whose calm daily existence is interrupted by an unforeseen incident. Their opposing outlooks drive a narrative about division, conflicting beliefs, and the struggle to communicate. The experience lets players drift in weightlessness and offers two different conclusions. Much of the action unfolds through the brothers’ conversation amid the disorder surrounding them. Amir Admoni and Fabito Rychter jointly wrote and directed the project, their first collaboration in virtual reality.
How Gravity VR plays
- 01Short VR Experience
- The story runs for 16 minutes.
- 02Two Story Endings
- The experience includes two possible conclusions.
- 03Contrasting Brothers
- The central characters have strongly different personalities and viewpoints.
- 04Zero-Gravity Setting
- The world presents floating movement with no ground beneath its inhabitants.
Games like Gravity VR
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SimulationObscured Stories: The Resentment
SilentSignalStudiosFor:Psychological-horror players who prefer reading and investigation over frequent jump scaresSkip if:Players seeking long campaigns or extended progression may find the 40–60 minute runtime too brief
SimulationDoki Doki AI Interrogation
YAMADAFor:Players who want a short interactive mystery with AI-generated dialogueSkip if:Players looking for a long-form mystery or extended campaignPicked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
Gravity VR: platforms & release
Is Gravity VR worth it?
It is worth it if: VR users who want a brief narrative experience rather than a long game. Skip it if: players seeking extended gameplay will reach the end after the 16-minute experience.
Where can I download Gravity VR?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Gravity VR's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Gravity VR on?
Windows only.








