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About Gravity VR: A Zero-Gravity VR Story

Experience a groundbreaking zero-gravity VR adventure in Gravity VR, a captivating narrative VR game set in a surreal, perpetually falling world. Immerse yourself in a unique VR story where houses, cars, and everything else are in constant freefall – along with you! But don't expect vertigo; this is about experiencing the wonder of weightlessness in virtual reality. This isn't just a game; it's a philosophical journey.

In this strangely ordinary yet chaotic world, you'll encounter two brothers with contrasting personalities, living a seemingly undisturbed life amidst the eternal descent. But their quiet routine is about to be disrupted... Until one day... something changes everything.

Gravity VR Features: Dive into a Philosophical VR Experience

Gravity VR offers a singular and thought-provoking philosophical VR experience.

• Approximately 16-minute immersive experience.
• Meet 2 vastly different brothers whose contrasting personalities drive the narrative.
• Discover 2 unique endings based on your choices.
• Experience the sensation of floating in zero gravity for the first time in a VR game uniquely designed to facilitate this feeling.
• Engage with a profoundly moving and introspective story exploring themes of dialogue, differences, and understanding.

Creators: Amir Admoni and Fabito Rychter

Gravity VR is the brainchild of Amir Admoni and Fabito Rychter, a renowned creative duo with a decade-long history of collaboration. Their partnership has produced award-winning movies, TV shows, and plays, recognized at over 120 international festivals with 71 awards. Gravity VR marks their debut into the world of virtual reality, but it's only the beginning.

As one of the directors shared:

"The story touches important themes like polarization, lack of dialogue and irreconcilable differences. We follow two brothers that have been tied together their whole lives but even so develop completely different points of views about how things are at the present time, how things will be in the near future and what they should do about it.

They inhabit a chaotic world with so much noise that it becomes impossible to listen properly to what the other is trying to say. Without dialogue there's no exchange, no agreement, no middle ground. Both are firmly locked in their own views and that is enough to make living together unbearable.

I am sure this whole plot must seem fairly familiar to people in many countries right now."