Inversion is a third-person shooter built around gravity manipulation. You play as Davis Russel, a cop searching for his daughter after an alien force called the Lutadore invades his city. The core tool is the Grappler, a weapon that lets you flip gravity's direction—sending enemies to the ceiling, pulling cover toward you, or reversing your own orientation mid-firefight. Entire zones shift between normal gravity, zero-G, and inverted physics, forcing constant spatial adjustment. Co-op lets a second player join as Leo, your neighbor. Firefights blend standard gunplay with environmental puzzles: collapsing structures, floating debris fields, and enemies anchored to surfaces you'd normally call walls. The campaign follows Davis through ruined streets and beyond as gravity anomalies warp the battlefield geometry. If you want cover shooters with a spatial gimmick that changes how you read a room, this delivers that.
