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On YouTube you’ll find the main Gravity Breakout trailers, longer gameplay videos and Shorts.
It’s the best place to see how the rocket handles after upgrades, how the tunnel layouts evolve
and what new planets look like.

▶️ Recommended: start with the latest trailer or full gameplay run to get a feel
for the physics and zero-gravity core start.

Channel:


Gravity Breakout on YouTube

Reddit is where we share gameplay showcases, ask for feedback and talk about new ideas.
If you enjoy discussing rocket physics, tunnel layouts or upgrade balance, this is for you.

You can also use these threads to share your own runs, ideas and suggestions for future updates.

Rocket game for mobile — Gravity Breakout

by u/NoBig2724 in
spacegames

Direct link to the thread:

Rocket game for mobile — Gravity Breakout on Reddit

Short-form clips show the most intense moments of Gravity Breakout: tight gaps,
near-misses, last-second corrections and deep runs towards the surface from the zero-gravity core.

These are perfect for a quick look at how the game feels in motion without watching a full run.

Short clips:

Gravity Breakout on TikTok / Shorts

On X we post short updates about new builds, balance tweaks, upcoming features
and small behind-the-scenes notes from development.

If you want to know when new planets, tunnel types or upgrade tiers are coming,
this is the easiest channel to follow.

Follow updates:

Gravity Breakout on X (Twitter)

Instagram is where we share visual moments from Gravity Breakout:
tunnel views, surface shots, planets, UI experiments and other art-style snapshots.

It’s a good place to see how the look of the game evolves over time.

Screens & art:

Gravity Breakout on Instagram