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The Sun and Moon

The Sun and Moon, the winner of Ludum Dare 29, is a platformer with a unique mechanic: you can dive into the ground. Momentum is conserved but gravity is reversed, letting you fling yourself high into the air or deep beneath the surface.

All Reviews:

Very Positive (85) - 87% of the 85 user reviews for this game are positive.

Release Date:

14 Nov, 2014

Developer:

Daniel Linssen

Publisher:

Daniel Linssen

	Interface	Full Audio	Subtitles
English	✔

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Reviews

“The sort of one-mechanic puzzle platforming I love”
Rock, Paper, Shotgun

“The Sun and Moon is a clever, lovely, cleverly lovely puzzle-platformer unlike any other puzzle-platformer you've played”
PC Gamer

“The lovely, lo-fi platformer... It plays with an addicting pace, the momentum mechanic providing a liberating sense of movement”
Kill Screen

About This Game

The Sun and Moon, the winner of Ludum Dare 29, is a platformer with a unique mechanic: you can dive into the ground. Momentum is conserved but gravity is reversed, letting you fling yourself high into the air or deep beneath the surface. The goal is always straightforward - collect the three orbs in the level and jump into the wormhole - but spikes, endless drops and impossible heights make this more and more difficult.

Key Features

Dive into the ground - This unique mechanic preserves your momentum, letting you use the level itself to overcome a huge range of challenges.

Conquer over 150 levels - Run, jump and dive your way through levels spanning from easy to brutally difficult. You'll need to both master the controls as well as think outside the box.