Art Of Gravity

What is it about?

Visually, Art of Gravity is beautifully abstract, just as it was intended to be. If you are a big fan of how the graphics are in [Minecraft](https://appadvice.com/post/minecraft-pocket-edition-marketplace/745021), then you will love Art of Gravity’s visuals. The game is fully rendered in 3-D with blocky objects that eventually break down into even smaller blocks, and the sphere that you’ll be working with is also rather jagged and blocky, which only completes the theme. The background features vibrant, somewhat muted colors that contrast nicely with the blocks in the foreground, and the particle effects when large blocks get smashed are hypnotic and mesmerizing. All animations are smooth and fluid with no lag on my iPhone 7. There’s a rather subtle ambient soundtrack that plays in the background, but it’s definitely not too noticeable. The sound effects of the blocks breaking and falling apart are much more noticeable than the music, and it’s fairly delightful to listen to them crumble. While the premise is pretty simple (blocky objects being destroyed), I still think the developer did an excellent job with creating a captivating abstract experience.