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They Call It Gravity playtest
by Mizarates
They Call It Gravity is a fast-paced single-player air combat game where you pilot a highly agile drone through handcrafted arenas in push-forward tactical action — dodge air defenses, expand your zone of control and destroy enemy swarms.
Anyone with a Steam account can join, and it's free.
- Access
- Instant
- On playtest since
- Sep 18, 2025
- Planned release
- Coming soon
- Developer
- Mizarates
- Platforms
- Windows
- Players
- Single-player
- Languages
- English, French, German, Italian and 6 more
How to join the They Call It Gravity playtest
- Open the game's Steam page with the Join playtest button. Sign in to Steam if it asks.
- Use the They Call It Gravity playtest signup there. You're in straight away, with nothing to pay.
- The playtest shows up in your Steam library, ready to install and play.
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About They Call It Gravity
Push-Forward Air Combat
They Call It Gravity blends the intensity of modern push-forward shooters with the freedom of flight combat. Move fast and dive into the fight to disrupt enemy formations, harvest energy and ammo from downed drones, disable air defenses to expand your flight zone.
Any Damage Matters
Shift the physics in your favor by targeting enemy's weak points — disrupt their flight dynamics, reduce precision, and disable powerful attacks. But act fast — repair mosquito drones are on the move to repair them. Or become your next source of health…
Master Your Drone
Upgrade your drone to enhance maneuverability and unlock a full arsenal of high-tech weapons — from precise railgun to devastating air vortexes. Master each tool and combine them with a variety of support drones to outplay constantly evolving enemy threats.
Reignite the Machines
Flight and fight in handcrafted arenas - both open and enclosed - set in power plants, spaceports, observatories and more. Bring massive engineering facilities back online in a fight for humanity’s future.
From the game's Steam page.
