Rotate, do not drag
Tap a direction. Stones fall, cores slide, hazards arm themselves. Every move rewrites the room.
Tracston · Station Zero G
Gravity is the only control you have.
A station built to bend gravity broke the one rule it was built to keep. You do not move the blocks. You rotate the pull — and the whole chamber answers.
1000 stages
4 game modes
50+ space labs
0 ads · 0 tracking
Mission brief
One mechanic. A thousand chambers.
Gravity Station starts as a clean idea and keeps folding new physics into it until the board is a small, dangerous machine you have to read.
1000 campaign stages
Easy, Medium and Hard paths through evolving space labs, from a 6×6 chamber to sprawling grids.
Four ways to play
Campaign, Daily, Endless and Hardcore — plus a Zen mode with the timer switched off.
Lasers and portals
Beams that cut the board in half, wormholes that move a core across it, black holes that eat one.
Plays with no signal
The whole game runs on device. Airplane mode, tunnel, orbit — it does not care.
No ads, no accounts
No advertising SDKs, no analytics, no sign-in, no in-app purchases. Progress lives on your phone.
1000Campaign stages
50+Lab backdrops
6×6–15×15Grid sizes
FreeNo IAP, no ads
Core mechanic
Rotate the room. Rescue the station.
Four buttons, one rule, and a board that punishes the obvious answer.
Gravity console
Try the mechanic
You never drag a piece. Pick a direction and everything loose slides that way until something stops it. Land both energy cores on the two dashed collectors. Arrow keys work too.
Vector Standby
Moves 0
This chamber is solvable in seven moves. The game ships with a thousand of them.
Read the chamber
Walls, cores, collectors, hazards. Work out which direction moves what before you touch anything.
Set the vector
Pick up, down, left or right. Every loose object slides until a wall, an edge or another block stops it.
Watch what woke up
Lasers arm, portals link, debris drifts. A safe square one move ago is not safe now.
Land the cores
Fill every collector to clear the stage. Beat par on moves to take all three stars.
Station roster
The robots that keep the ring turning.
Gravity Station is crewed by small maintenance units. When the core fails, the smallest one left is the one who has to fix it.
Unit B-17
The hero of the short film. Small, dented, and the only unit still moving when the gravity core lets go.
Worker class
Carries plating and welds the ring sections. Built for load, not for speed.
Science class
Runs the gravity experiments that made the station famous — and then infamous.
Security class
Heavy chassis, magnetic feet. Keeps working when the floor stops being the floor.
Cargo class
Six legs, four clamps, endless crates between the shuttle bay and the ring.
Service class
Sweeps the corridors nobody visits. Saw the first warning light before anyone else.
Station Zero G
Built to hold gravity still.
An orbital ring, a gravity core at its centre, and a research programme that pushed the core past the number it was rated for.
Peaceful station
Life hums above the planet. Robots work, lights breathe, the core holds steady.
The big experiment
Power climbs from 70 to 100 percent. One number goes red. The room waits.
The explosion
Flash, shockwave, debris. The station starts to forget which way is down.
Lost in space
Sections break away, the planet fills the windows, orbital control goes silent.
Download station
Free on Google Play. iPhone in review.
One download, no account, nothing to buy.
Android
Android 8.0 and newer. Roughly 180 MB installed. Works offline.
Scan to install
Opens the Play Store listing on your phone.
iPhone & iPad
Built, signed and submitted. The App Store listing goes live the moment review clears — the page below tracks the status.
iPhone & iPad pageLaunch window
Gravity is the only control you have.
Gravity Station is free, offline, ad-free and waiting on Google Play. The iPhone and iPad build is in review.