Planet Diver

About

Planet Diver is a thrilling wing suit diving game set in space where you dive through dangerous planets to collect star stuff. With 3 planets, 9 biomes, and 75 missions, each dive is unique and randomly generated. Compete online, unlock rewards, and acquire new outfits and abilities as you progress. Be cautious of the planet's secrets as you dive deeper.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

90%

Audience ScoreBased on 39 reviews

music8 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

The game features fun writing, engaging core mechanics, and a charming pixel aesthetic that adds to the overall experience.
The soundtrack is superb, enhancing the gameplay and making it enjoyable and exciting.
There is a good variety of levels and gameplay modifiers, providing replayability and keeping the game interesting.

Some physics are inconsistent, leading to unexpected damage during gameplay, which can be frustrating.
The game lacks clear instructions on how to defeat bosses, leaving players to figure it out on their own.
Menu controls can be messy, making navigation difficult at times.

music
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
35%
18%
The music in the game has received mixed feedback; while some find it plain for an arcade-style experience, many praise the soundtrack as a standout feature that enhances the overall enjoyment and excitement of gameplay. Reviewers express a strong appreciation for the compositions, with some even requesting downloadable content for the music. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a significant selling point that complements the game's charming pixel graphics and humor.
- “Love the soundtracks.”
- “+superb music and sound”
- “The pixel graphics and in-game humor are a few of the charming things of the game, but one of the biggest selling points for me is the soundtrack (to all the music composers, hats off to you guys) which made the whole gaming experience very fun and at times, exciting and challenging.”
- “The music is a bit plain for an arcade-style game and some of the challenges are more tedious than fun, but it's overall worth a look if you're at all interested in auto-scrolling type games.”
- “The pixel graphics and in-game humor are a few of the charming things of the game, but one of the biggest selling points for me is the soundtrack, which made the whole gaming experience very fun and at times, exciting and challenging.”
- “The pixel graphics and in-game humor are a few of the charming things of the game, but one of the biggest selling points for me is the soundtrack, which made the whole gaming experience very fun and at times, exciting and challenging.”
gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20%
60%
20%
The gameplay is characterized by fun writing, simple yet engaging mechanics, and a variety of quests that maintain interest despite some repetitive elements. While players may initially find the controls and mechanics a bit confusing, the game offers a polished experience with numerous levels, gameplay mutators, and unlockable content that enhance replayability. Overall, the combination of humor, diverse objectives, and interactive features contributes to an enjoyable gaming experience.
- “This game has fun writing, simple-but-exciting core mechanics, and is just long enough without overstaying its welcome; especially at the advertised or on-sale price points of a couple bucks.”
- “The numerous levels have a lot to offer, but the gameplay mutators add even more variety to the play.”
- “The gameplay feels a bit confusing at some points after about an hour of gameplay, but the game itself seems really polished.”
- “There are many different sorts of quests (as in, objectives for each level) to keep the game interesting despite the repetitive core gameplay; funny dialogue between diver and buddy; a ton of mods to actually change the core gameplay a bit; interactable objects in the menu view just for fun; unlockable cosmetics and songs, and so on.”
- “Getting used to the controls and game mechanics took a while at first, but once I got the hang of it, I was hooked!”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
63%
The game's graphics feature a pixelated aesthetic that many players find charming and complementary to its humor. However, some users feel that the in-game visuals do not live up to the high-quality artwork showcased in the Steam banner. Overall, while the pixel graphics contribute positively to the experience, they may not meet everyone's expectations.
- “+ pixelized aesthetic that adds to the game's visuals”
- “The pixel graphics and in-game humor are a few of the charming things of the game.”
- “The pixel graphics and in-game humor are a few of the charming things of the game, but one of the biggest selling points for me is the soundtrack, which made the whole gaming experience very fun and at times, exciting and challenging.”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is praised for its humor, featuring clever fourth wall breaks, witty dialogue, and a talking robot with a strong personality. Players appreciate the blend of pixel graphics and comedic elements, which, along with a diverse soundtrack, enhance the overall fun and engaging experience. The variety of quests and interactive features further contribute to its charm, making it a standout in terms of humor.
- “Ok, here's what you get: fourth wall humor, a game that doesn't care about copyright infringements, a variety of powers, and a talking robot that has more character than Peter Dinklage in Destiny.”
- “The pixel graphics and in-game humor are a few of the charming aspects of the game, but one of the biggest selling points for me is the soundtrack (to all the music composers, hats off to you guys), which made the whole gaming experience very fun and at times, exciting and challenging.”
- “There are many different sorts of quests (as in, objectives for each level) to keep the game interesting despite the repetitive core gameplay; funny dialogue between the diver and buddy; a ton of mods to actually change the core gameplay a bit; interactable objects in the menu view just for fun; unlockable cosmetics and songs, and so on.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The story is well-received, featuring a variety of quests that maintain player interest despite some repetitive gameplay. The humorous dialogue between characters adds charm, while numerous mods and unlockable content enhance the overall experience.
- “There are many different sorts of quests (as in, objectives for each level) to keep the game interesting despite the repetitive core gameplay; funny dialogue between diver and buddy; a ton of mods to actually change the core gameplay a bit; interactable objects in the menu view just for fun; unlockable cosmetics and songs, and so on and so on.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
Players highlight the game's high replayability, citing the availability of various game modifiers and purchasable content that enhance the experience and encourage multiple playthroughs.
- “The game offers tons of replayability with various modifiers and additional content to unlock.”
- “There are so many game modifiers and extras to purchase, ensuring endless replayability.”
- “With a wealth of game modifiers and unlockable content, the replayability is off the charts.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be somewhat tedious and less enjoyable, with a lack of engaging music contributing to the experience. However, it may still appeal to fans of auto-scrolling games.
- “The grinding feels endless and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
- “I found the grinding to be a chore rather than an enjoyable part of the gameplay.”
- “The amount of time required to grind for upgrades is frustrating and detracts from the overall experience.”