- November 30, 2015
- Fabraz
Planet Diver
Platforms
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.











- Fast-paced gameplay that is fun and engaging, making it suitable for short gaming sessions.
- Charming pixel art style and a catchy retro soundtrack that enhance the overall experience.
- Variety in gameplay modes and unlockable content, providing replayability and customization options.
- Controls can feel jerky and unresponsive, particularly when moving left and right, which can disrupt the flow of gameplay.
- Repetitive missions and objectives that may lead to boredom over time, especially in story mode.
- Some technical issues, such as frame rate drops and minor glitches, can detract from the overall experience.
- gameplay39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by fast-paced action that demands quick reflexes, with a variety of levels and gameplay mutators that enhance replayability. While the core mechanics are simple and can feel repetitive over time, the inclusion of per-level missions, boss battles, and customization options adds depth and variety. However, some players find the gameplay confusing initially, and the overall experience may lack depth for longer sessions.
“The numerous levels have a lot to offer, but the gameplay mutators add even more variety to the play.”
“Beyond regular gameplay, there are also per-level missions, a speed run timer, and planetary bosses.”
“Gameplay wise it is a top-down scroller, but with several factors affecting it, it becomes more by opening up ways for different play styles; unlockables and varied enemy types will allow you freedom of play where speed is not the only solution to every situation, nor is it the best.”
“There's only one mode of gameplay, and there are plenty of problems with it.”
“The gameplay feels a bit confusing at some points after about an hour of gameplay, but the game itself seems really polished.”
“The basic core gameplay does work, but its lack of variety will hurt over a period of time, despite having a little bit of creative objectives.”