u/vladkudas

I’ve been working for the past few months on a game called Fallgrade. It’s a retro sci-fi game set in a strange floating city, where the main gameplay revolves around manipulating gravity. The player explores the city, shifts gravity, and discovers new paths through the environment. I’m trying to create an unusual atmosphere that feels mysterious and a little unsettling, something between retro futurism and forgotten sci-fi architecture.

I’ve finished a demo built around the ability to change gravity. It’s available on Steam under the name Fallgrade.

The core gameplay mechanic is the ability to rotate the surrounding architecture, using shifts in gravity to find a way forward.

I’m developing a video game, and I’ve spent a lot of time building this city.

Recently, I started dreaming about it.

The strange thing is that the places in my dreams don’t always match what I’ve actually made. Sometimes there are buildings or passages that I don’t remember putting there at all.

Then I wake up and go back to working on the city.

These are screenshots from the game. I just find it unsettling that a fictional place I’ve been staring at for months has started to feel like somewhere I’ve actually been.

I’m developing a video game, and I’ve spent a lot of time building this city.

Recently, I started dreaming about it.

The strange thing is that the places in my dreams don’t always match what I’ve actually made. Sometimes there are buildings or passages that I don’t remember putting there at all.

Then I wake up and go back to working on the city.

These are screenshots from the game. I just find it unsettling that a fictional place I’ve been staring at for months has started to feel like somewhere I’ve actually been.