GRAVITIDE: GRAVITY THROW — COMPACT PRESS KIT
Materials for version 1.2.
Release status as of 2026-11-12: Version 1.2 available on the App Store; released 12 November 2026.

Gravitide is a one-finger physics arcade game for iPhone. Hold the screen to draw your ship and nearby debris into orbit, charge a fragment, then release it as a projectile. The same gravity that helps you attack also moves your ship, so every throw is a balance of aim, timing and survival. The campaign spans 15 expeditions, five sectors and 55 waves, with upgrades, unlockable modules and boss encounters. Version 1.2 adds a hands-on flight lesson, clearer aiming feedback, slower action when a throw is ready, and Spanish and German alongside English and Russian. The first three expeditions are free; one purchase unlocks the remaining twelve.

Platform: iPhone, iOS 18.6 or later. Portrait, one-finger controls.
Languages: English, Russian, Spanish and German. No French localization.
First 3 expeditions free; one purchase unlocks the remaining 12.
No ads or subscriptions. Gameplay works offline; downloading and
acquiring or restoring a purchase require a connection.

CONTENTS
facts.json — factual reference, including the dated release status
description-en.txt / one-line-en.txt — short English descriptions
assets/brand/ — original 1024 px app icon
assets/en-US/screenshots/ — six original English screenshots
assets/de-DE/screenshots/ — three original German gameplay screenshots
assets/en-US/store-copy.txt / assets/de-DE/store-copy.txt — public store copy
assets/social/ — 10.5-second English gameplay clip and its cover

The short clip shows two tutorial throws at their original speed.
It is silent, 1080 x 1920, H.264 MP4. Screenshots are original PNG files.
Screenshot galleries include content from the paid campaign; the tutorial
clip shows the free portion. No review access code is included.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gravitide-gravity-throw/id6809525146
Developer: https://x.com/kostyabl
Credit: Kostya Blokhin / Gravitide
Assets supplied for editorial coverage and reviews of Gravitide.
