GraFi Easter

I picked up GraFi Easter expecting a casual Easter-themed romp, and that's mostly what I got: a low-stress physics puzzle game with shifting gravity, treadmills, and portals that demand spatial reasoning but never punish failure harshly. The minimalist art style keeps things clean, and the puzzle design respects your time, levels are bite-sized enough to play between other things. There's no tutorial to speak of, but the mechanics introduce themselves naturally as you progress through each environment. What works is the core loop: rotate gravity, navigate obstacles, spot the easter eggs. What doesn't is that there's not much meat on the bone beyond that. After 2-3 hours, you've seen most of what GraFi Easter has to offer mechanically. It's ideal for players who want to unwind with spatial puzzles on a Sunday afternoon, not for anyone hunting for depth or replayability. Solo campaign, cloud saves, achievements for completionists. A modest, honest game that knows exactly what it is.

Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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