Turn ceilings into routes
Carry speed upward, catch an overhead platform, or lure an enemy out of the way.
The experiment returns
Camilia the Gravity Girl
A color-bending puzzle platformer about reading the room—literally. Every field changes the direction of gravity, turning a simple route into a problem of timing, momentum, and nerve.
Remake · Coming soon Original Flash prototype · 2014
FIELD 03 / MOMENTUM: 72%
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● Cross the boundary. Keep the momentum. Make gravity solve the room with you.
One rule changes everything.
The environment is not decoration. Its color defines the local gravity vector, so every boundary can become a launch, a landing, or a trap. The same force acts on Camilia, loose objects, and enemies—giving each room several possible solutions.
Commit to the fall
Drop through danger, build momentum, and choose the exact boundary that arrests it.
Make the room move sideways
Convert a jump into a dash and turn columns of color into a navigable sequence.
The old principle. A new game.
The remake keeps the strange, tactile heart of the Flash prototype while rebuilding everything around contemporary technology, precise input, and levels designed to let one physical rule unfold in surprising ways.
Responsive movement
Modern controls, readable trajectories, and quick recovery make experimentation feel deliberate.
Momentum chains
Pass through several gravity fields in sequence, preserving just enough speed to reach an unlikely exit.
Shared physics
Enemies, keys, hazards, and movable pieces all respond to the same fields, making them tools as often as threats.
Worlds with new rules
Moving color boundaries, overlapping fields, gravity echoes, and optional routes expand the original idea without losing it.
A prototype from another web.
Camilia first appeared on Newgrounds when browser games still ran on Flash. Version 0.01 was rough, compact, and already capable of producing moments that felt half platformer, half physics puzzle. That unfinished idea is the reason to return.
“Nice spin on an existing concept. This game presents a nice challenge.” Newgrounds player comment · January 2014
“I can see a bright future for the game.” Newgrounds player comment · January 2014
In development
Gravity will change again soon.
Camilia the Gravity Girl is being rebuilt for modern browsers and contemporary devices. More details, moving footage, and the first playable look are coming soon.