About Gravity Loop
Gravity Loop is a rotation puzzle built around concentric rings. A ball falls through the centre and you have to align the gaps in the rings so it passes cleanly to the target at the bottom.
It looks simple until the rings start counter-rotating. Later levels add timing windows, off-axis rings, and gaps that close as the ball approaches. Quiet music, slow pace, sharp focus needed.
How to play
Tap or drag to rotate the rings. The ball drops automatically — your job is to make sure each gap is in the ball's path when it arrives.
| Desktop | Click and drag to rotate a ring, scroll for fine control |
|---|---|
| Mobile | Touch and drag to rotate a ring |
Tips & tricks
- Solve the outer rings first — they affect every inner ring's timing.
- Counter-rotating rings often need a small offset, not a perfect alignment.
- If a level seems impossible, count the rotations between ring layers.
- Don't fight the gravity. Let the ball drop and adjust mid-flight.
- Soft music helps — Gravity Loop is a focus game, not a reaction game.
Strategy notes
Gravity Loop stays calm on the surface but demands precise timing underneath. The early levels are simple alignment, but once rings counter-rotate you have to read their speeds and aim for the moment the gaps will line up as the ball arrives, not when you first see them. Work from the outer ring inward, settle each gap before worrying about the next, and let the slow pace work for you — rushing the rotation is the most common way to miss the window.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pause the ball mid-fall?
No — the ball falls in real time. The puzzle is timing-based.
Are there hints?
Some levels offer ghost previews that show where rings need to be.
Does it scale on mobile?
Yes — the controls are designed for touch first.
Will progress save?
Yes, level progress is stored locally.
