TMA: Ravenous Games has a decent collection of retro-looking casual games piling up in their catalog, though I’d wager that they are best known for their League of Evil series. Gravity.Duck is nothing like those games aside from the graphics style. For some reason that bothered me at first, but it didn’t take long until I got completely hooked on this one. In fact, I think I’ve played it more than both of the League Of Evil games combined. Ravenous has one again nailed the art of the casual gaming experience, and I for one am happy to indulge.
Carlos writes: "If you’re after a game that you can whizz through in one sitting to boost your Gamerscore that little further then this one may be for you."
Brian writes: "Gravity Duck is a good entry level puzzle platformer and ideal for younger players as its not just the concept that’s simple, it doesn’t need a great level of skill for you to breeze through."
Josh writes: - Ducks have not had many opportunities to be the hero in video games, have they? I mean really, I can’t think of any games where you play as a duck beside the NES Ducktales and Darkwing Duck. Of course, you can play those games in the Disney Afternoon Collection, but that is all I can think of. I like to think that Woblyware Oy saw this as a problem and decided to make Gravity Duck.
