Developed by Trass Games, Gods of Gravity first launched on App Lab in November 2021 as a casual multiplayer game with competitive potential. Now, after 18 updates and more than two years of active development, the game has evolved into a full-on social experience; a place to hang out with friends (and make new ones), explore dozens of community made maps, or sweat through insane tournaments.

“We started Gods of Gravity as a way for us to connect and stay busy during lockdown” says lead designer Jack Southard. “Now, thanks to a passionate fan base and Meta, we’re graduating from App Lab and have a chance to bring it to thousands of new players.”

The games’ creators, Jack Southard and Nathan Jew, first met in their high school cafeteria and, over the next eight years, challenged themselves to create increasingly absurd and ambitious projects, culminating in the wildly popular "Overboard," which brought "sharks with frickin' lasers" to VR, and another project that won an Oculus Start Game Jam.

Gods of Gravity is Trass Games’ first game to launch on the official Quest Store. “It fuses the casual social appeal of Gorilla Tag with the strategy of traditional real-time strategy games like Red Alert, making it unlike anything else in VR” according to Steve Shockey, president of the studio.

“Most multiplayer VR games today are only a test of dexterity or speed,” notes Nathan Jew. “Our game still has plenty of that technique to master, but there’s a lot more big-picture decision making involved.”