
INVERTED
INVERTED
One World. Two Realities.
NEW UPDATE — GRAVITY EXPANSION!
INVERTED now features 8 levels, including 3 new gravity-based challenges!
What's new:
- 3 new levels with unique layouts and puzzles.
- Gravity inversion linked to world switching.
- Walk on ceilings and discover new paths.
- Improved player movement and collision fixes.
- Fixed replay button and updated ending.
- More challenging puzzles combining color and gravity.
One world. Two realities. Two directions of gravity.
Can you restore the balance?
INVERTED is a black-and-white puzzle-platformer where you can switch between two realities to overcome obstacles and solve puzzles.
The world has been fractured into two opposing realities. Your mission is to navigate five mysterious rooms, collect shards, and restore the world's balance.
Features
- Switch between black and white realities.
- Solve platforming puzzles using switches, keys, and moving boxes.
- Discover hidden pathways and avoid dangerous obstacles.
- Complete 5 levels and save the world.
Controls
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| A / D | Move |
| W / Up | Jump |
| Space | Invert |
| E | Interact |
| Esc | Pause |
Credits
Created with Godot 4.7.
Music:
- Game Music Loop 6 — Xtremefreddy
- Soft Piano Loop — Ncone
Made for
Shorty Jam
note: (my first game and first game jam).
Thanks for playing!
| Published | 2 days ago |
| Status | Released |
| Platforms | HTML5 |
| Author | MAN3RF |
| Genre | Platformer |
| Made with | Godot |
| Tags | 2D, Black and White, Godot, My First Game Jam, Pixel Art, puzz, Puzzle-Platformer |
| Content | No generative AI was used |









Comments
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Great game, especially for your first game jam, nothing else needed to be added. If anything, I would just add more levels or worlds and new mechanic, maybe like a gravity switch? Anyways, good job! You can submit your game again if you update it.
thanks for the advice, i actually updated it, the feature was good and felt like wasting if not implemented.
This made this game even better! I like how smooth the gravity switching is. Great job!