Okay so I know you're wondering what exactly are you doing in this game? And don't give me the smarty-pants answer of manipulating gravity. Because you would only be half right. The entire gist of the game is to move a marble from one part of the game to another using different objects that are located throughout the level and then have the marble press a button to move onto the next level. Obviously since Professor Heinz Wolff's Gravity was designed for the Nintendo Wii you get to use the motion control sensors inside of the Wii remotes to manipulate all the objects that you can use to help move the marble from one part of the board to another.

I have one major thing to say about this game. It is completely frustrating. Now I may not be known for my patience or for my love of puzzle games, but I just find the whole process of manipulating components with a motion sensor of the difficult than on top of that the changes made me feel way too stupid to complete. Luckily you can always ask Professor Heinz Wolff his opinion on what you can do next. By the time I was done testing the game me and the Prof. were on  a first name basis.

The graphics in Professor Heinz Wolff's Gravity for WII are not earth shattering but they don't have to be for a puzzle game like this. Unfortunately you're not going to buy this game for your kids since it is geared more to a higher level of logistical and intelligence. Also some of the novelty may be lost on American audience since the branding of Professor Heinz Wolff is obviously geared more towards a UK audience.