Diamond Hands: To The Moon

“Upon seeing and downloading this game, I was pleased to find it was in the exact art style that I love.”

“It has some great looking pixel graphics, funky tunes, and entertaining and frustrating platforming.”

“The pixel graphics look great since I like the style, and each section you move onto is unique with neat details that keep the game fresh.”

“I feel with Getting Over It or other games with the same premise (control a thing, thing does the same thing with no change, get to the top, risk of losing everything, get mad scrub), the variability within the gameplay is a lot. It's user-friendly to learn as there are many good visual cues (and sometimes audio cues as well).”

“Pixel art is hella good, music is dope, simple mechanics that create tough but awesome gameplay.”

“The concept is simple with the gameplay basically being the same as Jump King where there are sections with platforms and the timing and power of your jumps affects how you get from platform to platform.”

“The multiplayer aspect is so much fun, it's absolute chaos. It's hard to make your jumps when you are laughing hysterically because your anonymous friend fell from the 3rd level all the way to the ground level and flashed for a split second on your screen screaming all the way down!”

“Play it in co-op if you can. The feeling when you see a friend falling and screaming while you're standing on a platform, unable to jump because of laughing, is beautiful.”