Unit B-17
The hero of the short film. Small, dented, and the only unit still moving when the gravity core lets go.
Gallery
Screens from the station.
Real captures from the shipping build. Tap any image to open it full size.
Android build
Google Play screenshots
Captured on a phone-class device at 1080×1920.
iOS build
App Store screenshots
Captured at 1242×2688 for the App Store listing.
Lab backdrops
Where the chambers sit
A selection of the campaign backdrops, in the order the station falls apart.
Orbital collider
Deep core reactor
Aurora lab
Saturn shipyard
Crystal cave
Nebula greenhouse
Europa drill
Magnetar vault
Zenith command
Warp gate terminal
Titan methane lab
White hole observatory
Lunar elevator
Jovian window
Ion storm lab
Zero-G medbay
Station and crew
Art from the Zero G universe
The station, the blast, and the maintenance robots that live on the ring.
Worker class
Carries plating and welds the ring sections. Built for load, not for speed.
Science class
Runs the gravity experiments that made the station famous — and then infamous.
Security class
Heavy chassis, magnetic feet. Keeps working when the floor stops being the floor.
Cargo class
Six legs, four clamps, endless crates between the shuttle bay and the ring.
Service class
Sweeps the corridors nobody visits. Saw the first warning light before anyone else.
Launch window
Gravity is the only control you have.
Gravity Station is free, offline, ad-free and waiting on Google Play. The iPhone and iPad build is in review.