The gameplay is very similar to the original game, with the biggest most noticeable change being the addition of two new combat styles in addition to Kat’s normal one. It’s just as fun to fly around doing nothing productive and showing off your powers, as it is to progress the story and complete the game’s challenges. Although Gravity Rush 2 isn’t explicitly a “superhero” game in the way that you might think of one in the era of the Marvel Universe dominating our media, make no mistake, Kat is a superhero with all the perks that come with it. Kat can alter gravity to fly through the air, create powerful physics-defying attack combinations, or stick herself underneath, or on the side of, large buildings to get a tactical advantage.
Gravity Rush 2’s main strength, though, is its unique superhero gameplay. You’re always rooting for her to be happy, even if you don’t know exactly what’s going on. Honestly though, the story is more of just a vehicle to get to know Kat better Gravity Rush 2’s lovable main character Kat remains genuinely cheerful, optimistic, and kind no matter what she goes through, and never comes off as phony. It doesn’t help that the pacing is a bit strange, as the plot will jerk you from relative calm, to epic climaxes that feel like they could be the game’s final mission, and back again multiple times throughout Gravity Rush 2.
#GRAVITY RUSH FULL#
The game’s many side quests are critically important for understanding the full breadth of the story, and those that skip ahead (especially people that didn’t play the first game) are going to be armed with very little information for what’s going on beyond what is right in front of them. Even after playing the first game, I still struggled at times to suss out the finer details. It slowly gets more confusing as Kat’s past catches up to her and starts to intertwine with this new story. Kat has to reunite with old allies, and make new friends, in order to turn things around for the people in this land, and get back to her home.Īlthough the story gets a fresh start of sorts, putting Kat in a new area with new characters, it assumes that you have played the previous game and remember all of its details. Kat and others are pulled into a gravity storm that drops them into a foreign and depressing land where people are forced into hard labor just to survive under a police state. Gravity Rush 2 picks up where the last game left off. And despite the game’s flaws (of which there are definitely some glaring ones), it’s hard to not fall in love with its charm. It’s a game that takes on the personality of its main character: the sweetly charismatic and unbreakable Kat. In a world where so many games are formulaic, annual, bleak, gritty, and brown Gravity Rush 2 is colorful, different, and cheerful, even at its darkest moments.
#GRAVITY RUSH MOVIE#
It is unknown if this upcoming movie will be animated or live action.There are so many reasons to be appreciative of Gravity Rush 2, a game that PlayStation 4 fans should consider lucky to have, considering the original (remaster aside) was a niche game for a niche – and arguably at this point – failed handheld. Previously, Gravity Rush got a short two-part anime adaptation to bridge the first and second game, with each episode at less than 10 minutes in length. The only other attached name is screenwriter Emily Jerome (the upcoming thriller Panopticon). There is no release date or further production news just yet.
#GRAVITY RUSH FREE#
The film comes from PlayStation Productions and Scott Free productions, though there has been no confirmed production or distribution studio. A sequel called Gravity Rush 2 came out in 2017 for PlayStation 4 and took place directly after the events of the first game. Throughout the game, Kat explores the open world of said floating city and combats enemies with her gravity powers. Gravity Rush follows Kat, an amnesiac with the power to manipulate gravity, who must use her abilities to protect a floating city and dive into her mysterious past. The action-adventure game came out in 2012, with a remaster hitting PlayStation 4 in 2015 in Japan and 2016 elsewhere. PlayStation Vita game Gravity Rush is getting a film adaptation from Anna Mastro, the director behind Disney Plus’s Secret Society of Second Born Royals, Deadline reports.
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