Gravitus Minus is a special offer for players who have a sentiment for production from three decades ago and who like to return sometimes to retro climates. The title derives a handful of old gravity shooters such as Thrust, Solar Jetman or Gravitar. Showing the action in old, good, classic 2D, as well as an intentional, economical palette of colours in Gravitus Minus is a real treat for lovers of old productions.

Initially, the title seems to be an easy and quick game to go through, but the first moments show something completely different. The player's task is to find a hidden source of energy and, under fire from enemy guns, to transport him out of the board as quickly as possible. The scenario seems to be classic and difficult to surprise, but the implementation of the plan is much worse.

The game requires exceptional precision in steering the ship and even less dexterity as you squeeze through narrow rocky corridors. But that's not all, you should also systematically replenish your fuel supply by eliminating enemy units in the meantime. If all this is already behind us, then we just need to cunningly hover over the found core, pin it to ourselves and efficiently disappear from the board before the destructive explosion that destroys everything and all of us reaches our motors.

Easy, isn't it? Gravitus Minus is a rather uninnovative title, and it's all in all, but the game is still very nice to play here. Scant 2D setting and atmospheric music straight from Atari will surely awaken memories of the past era of games.