History YMMV / GravityRush

* CrackIsCheaper: There was a physical release of the [[UsefulNotes/Playstation4 PS4]] remaster...but if you're looking at a US copy specifically, you're gonna have to spend a fair bit of cash. That said, an English physical release also appeared in both Asia and the UK, and they're both cheaper to obtain, and run fine on consoles of all regions.

* CrackIsCheaper: There was a physical release of the [[UsefulNotes/Playstation4 PS4]] remaster...but if you're looking at a US copy specifically, you're gonna have to spend a fair bit of cash. That said, an English physical release also appeared in both Asia and the UK, and they're cheaper to obtain.

** Both missions in the Special Services Pack. In the first mission, you must fly around the map escorting civilians to a safe point as you're being attacked by Nevi. Don't bother killing the Nevi--they immediately respawn. The first half of this actually isn't so bad since there's a relatively Nevi-free path available and the civilians aren't right next to active Nevi when you pick them up. In the second half, you're ''mobbed'' by Nevi that are ''right next to the civilians'', and one hit will likely cause you to drop your payload into the abyss--that is, if you're not simply killed. The second mission? More of the same.

* RewatchBonus: In light of ''VideoGame/GravityRush2'', [[spoiler: the interactions between Kat, Syd, and Alias take on a whole other meaning. Such as, how [[FridgeLogic Syd and Alias are never seen together in the same scene.]]]]

** Both missions in the Special Services Pack. In the first mission, you must fly around the map escorting civilians to a safe point as you're being attacked by Nevi. Don't bother killing the Nevi--they immediately respawn. At first this actually isn't so bad, but before long you're ''mobbed'' by Nevi, and one hit will likely cause you to drop your payload into the abyss--that is, if you're not simply killed. The second mission? More of the same.

** Both missions in the Special Services Pack. In the first mission, you must fly around the map escorting civilians to a safe point as you're being attacked by Nevi. Don't bother killing the Nevi--they immediately respawn. At first this actually isn't so bad, but before long you're ''mobbed'' by Nevi, and one hit will likely cause you to drop your payload into the abyss and start over--that is, if you're not simply killed. The second mission? More of the same.

** Both missions in the Special Services Pack. In the first mission, you must fly around the map escorting civilians to a safe point. At first this isn't so bad, but before long you're ''mobbed'' by Nevi, and one hit will likely cause you to drop your payload into the abyss and start over--that is, if you're not simply killed. The second mission? More of the same.

* ThatOneLevel: The second mission in the Special Services Pack is easily the most frustrating and unforgiving in the game. The first half, which isn't so bad, involves fighting off a few waves of Nevi without being able to use any Gravity shift powers. The second half, however, ramps up the frustration as Kat must fly back and forth across the map repeatedly to retrieve water tanks and put out a fire on the Jelly Fish battleship before it crashes and deal with projectile Nevi that will make her drop the water tanks if she takes a hit.

* HilariousInHindsight: Anyone who has played ''HotlineMiami2WrongNumber'' will probably laugh when they realize one of the chapters of the game is named ''Thick Skin''.
* ScrappyMechanic: The Gravity Slide, which is activated by the touch screen and controlled by moving the Vita around. It's hard to control with few places where it can be used effectively. Thankfully, the remastered version puts it on button and analog stick inputs, making it far easier to use.

* ScrappyMechanic: The Gravity Slide, which is activated by the touch screen and controlled by moving the Vita around. It's hard to control with few places where it can be used effectively. Thankfully, the remastered version puts it on button and analog stick inputs, making it far easier to use.
* TearJerker: The tale of Singlor and Nala. [[spoiler: Singlor was a man who was researching on gravitational fields, and became a laughingstock of the community, to the point where his wife Nala was the only person supporting him in the end. When it came time to perform the experiment, an accident happened which separated the two in space-time. Kat finds them all over in various locations, being the only person who actually sees them. It gets even worse when Nala reveals that she tampered with the equipment before the experiment. By the end of the game, they're still trapped in space-time]].

* LesYay: Kat and Cyanea.

* AwesomeMusic: The soundtrack has some great tracks to listen to. It's composed by Kohei Tanaka, who notably also did most of the soundtrack from ''Manga/OnePiece''.
** [[https://youtu.be/5Ac3lcvdl1s The main theme]] sounds appropriately heroic.
** [[https://youtu.be/Gfxf4x3L1bs The theme for major battles and challenges]] gets you pumped to take on the world.
** [[https://youtu.be/BxIC6Vu1ee0 The theme for Pleajeune]] fits the district that's all about its nightlife.

* AwesomeMusic: The '''entire''' soundtrack. Composed by Kohei Tanaka, who notably also did most of the soundtrack from ''Manga/OnePiece'', it's an absolute marvel to listen to.

* HilariousInHindsight: Anyone who has played ''[[HotlineMiami2WrongNumber Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number]]'' will probably laugh when they realize one of the chapters of the game is named ''Thick Skin''.

* ScrappyMechanic: The Gravity Slide. It's hard to control with few places where it can be used effectively.
** Becomes less hard when you get used to [[DamnYouMuscleMemory actually tilting your Vita instead of the analog stick.]]
** It's also much easier to control in the Remastered version.

** Becomes less hard when you get used to [[DamnYouMuscleMemory actually tilting your Vita instead of the analog stick.]]

* AwesomeMusic: The '''entire''' soundtrack.

* ScrappyMechanic: The Gravity Slide. It's hard to control with few places where it can be used effectively.

* LesYay: Kat and Cynea.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The soundtrack, composed by Kohei Tanaka.

* ScrappyMechanic: The Gravity Slide. Hard to control with few places where it can be used effectively.
** Although, once you realize in what exact direction to tilt the console to turn, it becomes rather fun.

** Although, once you realize in what exact direction to tilt the console to turn, it becomes rather fun.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The soundtrack, composed by Kohei Tanaka

* AndTheFandomRejoiced: The European and US releases will be available in shops, which wasn't the case for the original version (only on Playstation store).