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About This Game

A gravity event. One messy video store.

Small gravity holes appeared without warning, pulling objects loose and scattering them before disappearing. While the rest of the world tried to explain what happened, your video store was left with its entire collection on the floor.
The shelves need filling again.

A first-person video store organization simulator

Gravity Chaos: Video Store takes place in a neon-lit retro rental shop with 3,920 VHS tapes scattered throughout the store.

Use movie titles and cover designs to find matching tapes, then bring them to the correct genre section. Each row holds eight copies of the same movie. The store computer’s catalog helps you keep track of the collection.

Completing rows earns you gravity bubbles, which you can spend on upgrades at the Anomaly—a strange remnant of the gravity event.

Turn a scattered collection into a stocked store

• Satisfying progress: Turn piles of scattered tapes into complete rows of matching movies. Each finished row brings the store closer to being fully stocked.

• Plan your approach: Focus on one genre, collect matches across several sections, or finish partly filled rows. Decide which upgrades will help you most as you work.

• A retro setting: Sort through the collection in a video rental shop filled with neon lighting, colorful movie covers, and old computer games.

• An extra challenge: Work toward a faster completion or finish the entire store without buying any upgrades.

Upgrades from the Anomaly

As you complete rows, you can unlock abilities that make finding, carrying, and shelving tapes easier.

• Carry Capacity: Hold more tapes at once and bring larger stacks back to the shelves.

• Copy Collector: Gather nearby copies of the same movie into your hands.

• Movie Finder: Locate matching tapes among the scattered collection.

• Batch Shelver: Place matching copies together instead of shelving them individually.

• Hover Boots: Move through the store faster while collecting and returning tapes.

More to find

Look out for collectible floppy disks that unlock three retro games on the store computer. Gather coins for the bubble gum machine and see how large a bubble you can blow before it pops.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI has been use for the music, textures for the VHS covers/posters and a coding assistant.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Some of the textures on the VHS covers have blood or monsters on it.