GRAV

BitMonster, Inc. / Jan 8, 2015 / Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Early Access

windows
Steam Deck Playable

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GRAV is a sand box experience where you explore a multitude of planets, hunt strange alien creatures, build and defend outposts, craft weapons and armor, and attempt to survive against other players in a hostile environment.

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What's new

Servers rebooting for windows updates

2017-07-14

Seems the updates are really taking their sweet time.

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What players say

Mixed

43% positive, 4,166 reviews

Not recommended3 hrs played

STAY AWAY this is ABANDON WARE. The Developers of this game apparently left a hard date that the game is unplayable if it is past that date. The community found a work around, but the game isn't worth the effort to do the work around, just to play the game again. I remember trying the game out, and deciding to set it aside to give the developer a chance to improve it. I might have forgotten about it for a few...

34 found this helpful, 2025-10-12

Not recommended271 hrs played

Unfortunately this game is entirely dead. DO NOT buy this game as the developers literally walked away without notice and have entirely abandoned the project. As such they do not deserve to get any kind of money from this. I actually do not understand why Steam even still has it on their market as an early access game as it will NEVER leave that status. I at least hope they are no longer giving any of the proceeds of...

22 found this helpful, 2025-10-13

Not recommended49 hrs played

Abandoned nine years ago by BitMonster, cofounded by Matthew Tonks and Martin Sweitzer. Rather than finishing their game, they went on to join a whole brand new studio to try and develop a different game called Big Time, the studio sharing the same name. The fact that they still haven't taken the game down off the marketplace is a conscious decision to keep grifting money from people. A fact mirrored by coding in a...

19 found this helpful, 2026-08-19