Claustral Gravity

One ball, one finger and a screen to make a mess of. Press and the ball rises. Let go and gravity takes it back. It leaves a thin trail of paint wherever it goes, and when it strikes the underside of a platform hard enough, a wide splash bursts across it. Both cost you ink: the trail little by little, the splash all at once and plenty of it. Each level asks you to cover a percentage of the screen before the ink runs out. That is the whole mechanic and you will not learn another one; what changes is where the platforms are, and the question is always the same: is it better to wander around painting thin, or to hunt for the hit that stains everything in one go? WHAT YOU GET • Levels that never end. Each one comes from its number, so level 15,000 is the same for everybody. • No impossible levels. Before you ever see one, the game has played it a hundred times by itself to check that it can…