It is a typical open world super hero game where you are able to do almost anything you want as you explore the city using Kat’s powers which is rather fun but can get disorienting at times, which luckily is kind of mitigated as Kat’s scarf always adheres to normal gravity

If you like open-world, this is worth trying out

IN summary, you're controlling Kat, who has been thrust into a mysterious world with no recollection of who she is or where she came from.

On the plus side, the world is rich and open enough that if you're a fan of exploration, the game simply cannot disappoint you, since there's very few places you can't go (at first, you're restricted on the up and down, but that will ease up as you progress).

down!It has a great story, easy controls, beautiful graphics, free roam world

The plot has a bunch of good moments, each chapter feeling like a short episode from a Saturday morning cartoon, but it feels like the expansive world they created was somewhat underutilized.

The world is so rich, the story has so much potential, and Kat is a character you instantly fall in love with

As the name implies, you use gravity-based abilities to manipulate your way through this expansive world

Here’s my best attempt: an open-world, free-running, adventuring brawler with a unique platforming twist

Nice open world ala gta but very stylished and thegyroscope works great for flying.

The open world, while somewhat bare, is still a joy to explore for jewels, and the plot is filled with interesting and endearing characters.

Back to the game to finish up side missions/quests, which I rarely do, because the world in this game is so pretty

Gravity Rush accomplishes the core of what it obviously set out to do--why only four stars, matt?"Two things, for me, stood out enough to knock a star off this wonderful game: the world, ironically enough; and the story.

One of the most fun open world action games since Spider-Man 2.