OMG: Oh My Gravity Opens a Free Co-op Demo Ahead of November Launch
WINDUP has released a free Steam demo for OMG: Oh My Gravity, a first-person physics puzzler that turns space-junk disposal into a three- or four-player team exercise. The studio has also shared a new trailer ahead of the game’s planned November 2, 2026 launch on PC.
The premise puts aspiring space janitors through a licensing exam. Their assignment sounds simple enough: collect the debris scattered around each stage and get it into the bin. Unfortunately, the equipment has no regard for the difference between rubbish and the people trying to remove it.
Players can fire gravity rounds to create wells that pull nearby objects towards them, including loose junk, obstacles and teammates. Anti-gravity rounds push things away, while a cleaning gun vacuums up debris and launches it in an arc. A gravity suit lets its wearer decide whether to be affected by the fields, opening up ways to cross gaps or avoid being dragged into a colleague’s latest experiment.
No single player carries every tool. The group has to coordinate who pulls, who pushes and who gathers the junk, then work out where to place gravity fields on floors, walls, ceilings or moving objects. Tools can be dropped and exchanged during a mission, so a failed plan can turn into a different approach without restarting from scratch.
The shared physics is also where the comedy comes in. A well positioned to move a pile of debris may pull an unsuspecting teammate along with it, and one mistimed shot can undo everyone’s careful work. WINDUP says checkpoints keep these mishaps from becoming too punishing. The Steam listing also mentions built-in voice chat, ping markers, player colours and name tags to help groups coordinate.
The free demo is available now through the game’s Steam page. OMG: Oh My Gravity is scheduled for release on November 2, 2026, with WINDUP handling both development and publishing.
