Gravity Break isn't just a game about rocket physics. It’s a game about cheese. You see, cheese weighs a lot, but has a lot of calories. This makes it a surprisingly efficient commodity when navigating between planets, where cybernetic rodents trade cheese from cows on the moon. A Game about Freedom (and Physics) In this single-player space freelancer adventure, you sit in the cockpit of a small rocket. Here, physics isn't just background noise – it’s the foundation of everything you do. Feel the Gravity: Through somaesthetic gameplay, you feel the direct impact of your cargo. Your rocket handles differently whether you're hauling light microchips or heavy wheels of moon-cheese. Newtonian Movement: Master inertia and slingshot maneuvers. It's easy to learn but hard to master – just like learning to ride a bike for the first time. A Living Economy: Trade everything from Earth’s water to Moon fuel to upgrade your ship. Meet the New Masters of the Solar System Humanity has been made redundant by AI and has retreated to caves on Earth. But you’ve had enough of video games – you want to see the real world. On your journey, you will meet: Olli: Your faithful Pocketpal, guiding you through the difficult art of rocket flight. Bilby from Mercury: A disillusioned cybernetic bilby seeking help for an industrial revival. Arne from the Moon: A cow whose milk literally fuels the colonies. Captain Croissant: A Martian ape with a very large hat and an even larger appetite for piracy. Why Early Access? Gravity Break is a passion project echoing classics like Escape Velocity (1996), but with modern physics and speed. By supporting the game now, you help shape a universe where we learn to understand interplanetary economics and physics through intuition and curiosity. Roadmap: 2026: Visual upgrades, more encounters, narrative, and music. 2027: Expanded trade and exploration of Mercury, Venus and all the interesting Lagrange points. Will you get rich and powerful while burning the planets behind you? Or will you help the refugees of Old Earth find their place among the stars?