A wild third-person shooter, Inversion’s gimmick comes from the wild ways gravity and orientations are used in the game space. When an alien race called the Ludatore attack with gravity-manipulating weaponry, mankind is literally knocked upside down. Playing as policeman Davis Russel, you quest to find your missing daughter, but find regular weapons nearly useless as areas of the city are afflicted with zero-G, while others have off-kilter vectors, where down may be right or left might be up. It’ll be up to you to learn the 3 G’s of battle: guns, grenades, and gravity. With a Gravlink device in your arsenal, you’ll soon be able to alter gravity to your benefit, flinging enemies in the air or bringing over a large item to provide cover for yourself. Adding to the game’s realism is the use of Havok’s Destruction Engine that allows items to crumble apart in real-time, so an enemy in cover isn’t covered very long.
