Isaac Newton is credited with the discovery of the concept of gravity and because of this, we see his name plastered wherever the strange force is mentioned. Particularly in this case, we have Isaac Newton's Gravity the game. Although I personally would be a little wary of naming a game after one of the strongest and most myterious forces in the world, here we have it. The game is a physics puzzler where players use placed objects to guide a ball or trolley into a button. In the beginning stages of the game, the concept is explained and the puzzles are simple. But as the game progresses, the puzzles require the player to think more and more outside the box.


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The game's controls were a little touchy at times but the ability to zoom made things a bit easier. The app also has a Level Editor which gives players the ability to create their own puzzles to share with friends. This feature was great although the only way to share is via Bluetooth.

Overall, it was a fun puzzle app which kept me guessing almost every level. It forced me to think outside the box which made it very interesting. I recommend going into the settings and turning off the Isaac Newton helper guy. He's almost as annoying as the Microsoft paperclip.