Vex 7
G-Switch
G-Switch 4
Auto Ninja
Dino Run
Under The Red Sky
Neon Challenge Legends
Tag 2
Color Crash
Run 3
Tunnel Rush
Slope Tunnel
Flip gravity to outrun hazards in G-Switch 2. Race solo through challenging tracks or compete with up to 8 players in your browser.
G-Switch 2 is a fast-paced gravity-inverting runner developed by Vasco Freitas that strips platforming down to sheer reflex and timing. Taking control of a relentless robotic sprinter, you never have to worry about manual acceleration or steering. Instead, your runner sprints forward continuously, leaving you with a single critical responsibility: flipping gravity between the floor and ceiling to survive an increasingly hostile course.
Every level is an intricate web of floating platforms, jagged walls, and sudden vertical drops. Because your runner moves at blistering speeds, even a split-second hesitation can send you hurtling into empty chasms or crashing face-first into solid barriers. The challenge comes from reading the geometry of the track several strides ahead, committing to your flips at the exact instant a surface appears overhead.
Fans of precision platformers like Vex 7 will feel right at home with the game's unforgiving difficulty curve and high-stakes momentum. While Vex focuses on complex acrobatics, wall jumping, and swimming through death traps, G-Switch 2 distills that same adrenaline rush into pure, lightning-fast decision making where a single input decides whether you set a new record or start over.
Controlling your runner in single-player mode requires only one input. Press the Spacebar, Left Mouse Button, or Up Arrow on your keyboard to instantly flip gravity whenever your character is running along a solid surface. On mobile devices, tapping anywhere on the screen triggers the flip. You cannot switch gravity while airborne, so timing your presses right before leaving a platform is essential.
In local multiplayer mode, G-Switch 2 accommodates up to eight racers simultaneously on a single computer. Each participant chooses or receives an assigned button on the keyboard. All racers share the same scrolling screen, turning every match into a frantic battle of endurance where the last player running claims victory.
If you enjoy the inverted mechanics in G-Switch 2, you can jump into the original G-Switch or try the chaos of G-Switch 4 for updated multiplayer features. For players seeking acrobatic parkour and hazard-filled obstacle courses, explore Vex 8 or Vex 6. If speedrunning and tight momentum control are what you want next, OvO Classic and Dreadhead Parkour deliver excellent precision challenges.
Press the Spacebar, Left Mouse Click, or Up Arrow key on desktop, or tap the screen on mobile devices to invert gravity between floors and ceilings.
Up to eight players can compete simultaneously on the same keyboard, with each player mapped to their own unique key.
You will crash if you flip gravity over open air with no platform overhead, collide directly with walls, or fall off the scrolling screen.
