Gravicode
Shift gravity, route the beam
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$1.99
About
Gravicode is a premium, offline puzzle of light and gravity.
Swipe to shift gravity - every piece on the board slides at once until it hits a wall. Route the energy beam from its source to the receivers and the circuit goes stable.
TWO HUNDRED HANDCRAFTED LEVELS
Bank 01 teaches the language: mirrors, splitters, grates, tunnels, locked gates, colour matching and portals. Bank 02 raises the stakes with phase gates that open and shut with every move, so a correct layout can still need one more move to land on the right beat.
Every level is solved by hand and verified by two independent solvers: the shortest solution is exactly the par you see, and no level hides a shorter one.
BUILT TO RESPECT YOU
No ads. No in-app purchases. No account. No data collection. Buy it once and it is yours, offline, forever.
PLAYS THE WAY YOU DO
Swipe controls by default, optional gyro tilt, full VoiceOver support including a spoken description of the whole board, Dynamic Type, and a console layout on iPad that puts the controls beside the board instead of the far corners.
Progress syncs through iCloud. Game Center leaderboards and achievements included.
Nine languages beyond English: Russian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese.
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What's New in Gravicode
2.1
July 30, 2026
The second hundred is rebuilt from scratch. Every board is now a different puzzle. In the previous release many levels in Bank 02 repeated the same board with one gate moved, and that gate mostly sat where it changed nothing. Both are gone: no board repeats another, and a gate ships only when the level cannot be solved without accounting for it. The difficulty now continues instead of restarting. Bank 02 used to open at five or six moves right after Bank 01 ended at thirteen to fifteen; it now runs from nine up to sixteen. All 200 levels are verified by a solver: each is solvable, each par is the proven minimum, and in all but one the order of moves decides whether the circuit closes.
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