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However, it hasn’t improved on what that version lacks, as there’s still no tutorial or save system. It’s been given a visual upgrade and the gameplay is still as fun as the 2014 version. Needs more polishĪll in all, GraviBots (SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis) is a great puzzle game to try out if you’re a fan of the SEGA Genesis console and its puzzle- platformer games. Additionally, there’s still no save system and it only uses passwords to allow you access to your previous progress, which can be such a hassle. Unfortunately, it still doesn’t have any in-game cutscenes or narration to briefly introduce the story. Graphics-wise, this version is a step-up from the original one and has overall upgraded designs for both the character sprites and each environment. There are 20 challenging levels to clear but you can take your time. To destroy the old red bots, you must control the green bot to retrieve the gravity traps, reposition them on a wall somewhere, and use them to push the bots into deadly spikes. You’ll have to refer to the text file that comes with its downloaded folder. The gameplay mechanics aren’t clear as there’s no in-game tutorial or instruction to guide you.