Just your occasional reminder of the potential this game had at the start, ending up just barely missing the mark for an addictive, grind heavy game that could hold a player base for an extended period of time

I propose today to talk about our favorite game - GRAV. I'll start with the sad part, then move on to the main part of the narrative. It's no secret to anyone - the game, unfortunately for fans, the game did not receive proper support from the community and in just 2 years the project essentially ceased to exist. This is very sad for a simple reason - this game has a HUGE potential, but it has not been fully revealed... It all started with the unification of servers, which did not give the expected result...

Steam needs to shut down the store page, this game was abandoned years ago. I used to love this game but it never got completed but is still being sold which is wrong.

I bought this game a very long time ago and nothing has gotten better after these many many years. Definitely things have gotten worse which is strange cos the game is suppose to be in Early Access and being developed into something better. I don't blame the DEV for this as much as I blame STEAM. STEAM keeps allowing game DEVS to scam us into paying for some Early Access game that ISN'T ready to be played or sold cos STEAM gets their cut so they allow it. This game is just one of maaaaany games on STEAM th...

So many of the mechanics and features in GRAV supports griefing and trolling, while at the same time making it very hard to defend against pointless griefing and trolling. As some may know, I like to make points using examples. So, I'll use an event that...