Build a moving solution
Use the available parts to make a vehicle or machine that responds to the challenge.
Build a machine, test it, and try a different idea. GravityLab turns parts, motion, and a little experimentation into vehicle-building puzzles.
GravityLab: Physics Sandbox · Android
Free to download; paid features or subscriptions may apply. See Google Play for current availability and purchase terms.

Physics sandbox games are most interesting when you can see why an idea worked. In GravityLab, a machine is your attempt at solving the level: assemble the available parts, run the design, then watch how weight, balance, and movement affect the result.
Use the available parts to make a vehicle or machine that responds to the challenge.
Pay attention to balance, momentum, and the effect of each part when the machine starts moving.
Try another arrangement or mechanism when the first attempt stops short of the goal.
For curious builders who like engineering puzzles, vehicle experiments, and finding more than one approach. Start with a simple design, observe it carefully, and change one part before testing again.
This page introduces the Android game. Use Google Play to install GravityLab: Physics Sandbox; the screenshots here are examples from its listing.
You assemble and test objects whose movement affects the solution. The puzzle is about how your design behaves, rather than only choosing a predefined answer.
The official Google Play listing has the current version, availability, and purchase information. Puzzle collections can change as the game is updated.
Real screenshots from the official Google Play listing.


Published by Rivets Software LLC · Product information reviewed October 27, 2026.