Yupitergrad
ActionYupitergrad is the plunger-driven kosmonaut game where you can swing through space station with style all in cell-shaded graphics. Can you believe that grappling hooks is the definitive way of locomotion in place like this? It's one of a kind experience, where VR platformer meets puzzles in a single player campaign, thrills in Time Attack mode and freedom in Gymnasion Mode.
* Indiana Jones-like navigation where you use grappling hooks and boosters? It's like a jam and peanut butter combination
* Campaign with over 50 levels, wacky plot and a dose of slavic humour and dad jokes;
* Time Attack mode where you swing through 50 arcade levels and with leaderboards;
* Gymnasion mode - a place where you can swing and train crazy stunts;
* Long list of energetic and atmospheric tracks;
* Unique dieselpunk-in-space vibe;
* 120hz support on Oculus Quest 2.
[To start Gymnasion, use the console in the space capsule (the same place where you can start Time Attack Mode) or use on-hand menu]
| Cross-buy PC VR | |
| comfort | ⦾ Moderate |
| age rating | 10+ Everyone |
| website | gamedust.co |
| developer | Gamedust |
| publisher | Gamedust |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 2.6.1 |
| languages | English |
Reviews 324
Fun weekend title
I picked this up and quickly figured out the mechanics. Had a lot of fun swinging through the environments. I was able to beat it over the weekend, so it's not too long. The visuals are great, and the puzzles can be linear, but I loved it so much I picked up the sequel. I highly recommend checking this one out.
Cute & fun afternoon game
Loved yupitergrad 1, played it with no vr sickeness problems, can complete the game in one sitting and having fun with the time trials after.
Getting used to the swinging does take a while but when you get the hang of it it's so much fun.
Cute funny story.
Fun but too short
Fun swinging around building up momentum and making it through. You cant move nomally with the analog sticks, instead you move soley with the plunger hands.
Use the triggers to 'thwip' your plunger, you either pull your hands back or pull the analog sticks down to pull you to where the plungers landed. Its fun exhilerating moving fast like a komrade the ariachnid komrade.
There is a capaign, that lasts close to an hour or 2.
An obstacle course to swing around get to an or for a highscore of how many you can get in a time limit.
And a time attack a race to get to the goal. The game is super fun racing around and swinging butnits really short. I got this on discount of 30 percent if you ca. Snag it cheaper i say get it.
Incredible game …
One of the most unique and charming games I’ve ever played.The kind of game that makes me think that VR has something to offer that no flat screen game can compete with.
Everything in this game is stellar,…the physics,the visuals, the narrative voices…,the soundtrack (the selection screen track is superb)
I find this game extremely polished.
Yupitergrad 2´s gotta be insane!
I recommend this game to anyone,this is a must have.
Kudos to the team!
Amazing!
What an amazing game!
It’s a single player platformer, you play as an astronaut travelling through a space station with grapple hooks as your means of travelling!
For you puzzlers out there maybe this is one for you, as you solve puzzles along the way during your journey.
Also this sports some truly amazing energetic music 🎧 gives you that boost to keep going and grapple hook your way to the end…
Physics, graphics are amazing. Story line is hilarious and well written!
Also great time attack mode with leaderboard!
Love this game! And also the 2nd one (Yupitergrad 2 - The Lost Station) you will enjoy after this one.
I seriously recommend this game you will
Never be asking for a refund after purchasing this game, you will be completely drawn into it and wanting to buy the sequel game 🔥I
Iconic, Unique, Russian…
The story is pretty great actually, the gameplay is a little bit repetitive. It’s like if a Coolmath game was in VR and had a great story and a lot of love put into it, if that makes any sense. I’d definitely recommend it, it’s worth the money.