Gravity Well

Gravity Well turns arcade survival into a careful exercise in appetite control. The player guides a black hole through space with mouse or touch controls, drawing in colorful energy orbs to increase mass, strengthen gravity, and push for a larger score. Growth is useful, but it also changes the way each movement feels, so chasing every nearby orb can become risky when the screen is crowded with choices. The main threat comes from volatile red antimatter. Absorbing red orbs damages health and shrinks the black hole, and the three-life limit gives each mistake a clear cost. That structure rewards patience as much as reflex: safer paths around energy orbs can be more valuable than rushing straight into danger. A practical approach is to build mass steadily near groups of safe orbs while leaving room to steer away from red antimatter. Gravity Well is at its best when the player treats scoring and survival as the same problem, balancing the urge to consume with the need to stay alive.