In a near-future world, play as Sebastian, a wheelchair-using scientist at Gravcorp tackling the collapse blocking access to the reactor. Navigate inaccessible paths with motorized or traditional wheelchair controls, enter gravitational fields where everything floats, and manipulate heavy objects from afar using combined technologies. These simulation adventure mechanics drive challenges tied to personal conflicts and traumas.
The game blends entertainment with themes of accessibility and empathy for people with disabilities. Players who enjoy thoughtful exploration and adaptive problem-solving in sci-fi settings find a resonant experience here.
In Gravitational, we are a few decades in the future. Humanity continues to prosper and the race to discover new technologies grows every day.
Play as Sebastian, a physically challenged scientist of Gravcorp who leads and develops the gravitational project. Now he has to overcome a big challenge, the collapse, and the inaccessibility on the path until the reactor.
MOVE WITH A WHEELCHAIR
After an accident, Sebastian lost movement on his legs and then started to use a wheelchair. Move yourself using the motorized and traditional modes.
ENTER GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
This is one of the technologies Gravcorp has been testing for a while. Everything floats inside gravitational fields, even Sebastian.
HANDLE ENVIRONMENT OBJECTS
Sebastian combines one of his creations with some other Gravcorp’s technologies. This way, he can handle some heavy objects from a certain distance, making his tasks a little bit easier.
Through the mechanics and the story of the game, face challenges in inaccessible places and also understand the conflicts and traumas that Sebastian experienced, both for being a person with a disability, and for being one of the greatest scientists behind this new technology.
Gravitational is an entertainment game, at the same time that it has a strong message about accessibility, reflection, and empathy with people with disabilities.
