Gravity Janitor
The room turns, not you. Spin it a quarter turn and let gravity take out the trash.
A small cleaning robot on the night shift, ninety rooms of litter, and a limited number of spins. Rotate the whole room, let everything fall to the new floor, and get every scrap into the dustbin.
You are a small cleaning robot working the night shift, and every room is full of litter. The job is simple: get all of it into the dustbin. The problem is where it is — stuck on a wall, on the ceiling, or on the far side of a pit of spikes.
So you turn the room. A quarter spin left or right and the wall you turned toward becomes the new floor. Everything falls to it. You stay upright and keep sweeping.
Spins are rationed, and the star rating is pure efficiency: match par for three stars, waste turns and you drop. Finishing a room is never the hard part. Finishing it cleanly is.
What you are getting
Rotate the room, not the robot
Every spin rewrites which way is down. Trash, hazards and the path to the bin all move with it.
Ninety rooms, three themes
Square Box keeps it tight and readable. Big Space opens into scrolling levels with saws and bounce pads. Lights Out leaves you with a headlamp and very few lamps.
Stars for efficiency
Every room has a par. Match it for three stars — each wasted spin costs you, and running out resets the room.
Look before you drop
Spikes and saws end you instantly. A restart is one key away, so experimenting is cheap.
Screens
05 stills · click to enlarge