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The objective of ‘Gravity Flip’ is to aid the disgruntled programmer complete a series of 80 challenging levels full of spikes, rowels, gun towers, air-guns and many other fun and dangerous obstacles. Making the game even harder is the complexity of each level, as each has 3 stars you are required to collect. On your mission to complete the adventure and collect all of the games 240 stars, gravity becomes a critical part of the gameplay, and adds a unique level of entertainment! Can you help ‘Plus’ the Programmer escape the nightmare he has entrapped himself within?
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