Moves Of The Diamond Hand

Saw gameplay on Youtube, I just have to buy and play it myself Fantastic surreal vibes with great gameplay Savescum or not at your own discretion bcs some rolls can be kinda ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

immediately delivers on everything special i had hoped from [i]Zero Parades[/i]. i can't wait for the full thing to release. pro-tip: play the other games first. if you are familiar with the world, some of the reveals are so fun.

"CRPG but by Cosmo" was all it took for me. From what I've played, there is enough going on to make it interesting. It's more or less an expansion on mechanics from Club Low, so if you want a taste you can go play that. Unlike a lot of recent dice CRPGs there are resources you can expend to help with rolls, which makes it less of a wardrobe swapping simulator than some others. Other than that, the game has a distinct style that I like, but maybe you won't. But if you're reading this, honestly, it's probably for you.

Just buy it and play it now. Great game

Lots of bang for your buck with this one, a must buy if you enjoy point-and-click games bursting with unique visual design, sound desgin, worldbuilding and more. It's incredibly stylish and chock full of individuality, nothing bland about this one here.

I love it. I'm not sure how far in I am or how done the game is at this point. The stories are so compelling, the art is top tier. Each game they make I feel like they're redefining what their apex is, which is all you want from such a singular developer. The dice and disguise system is brilliant. Bafta material, or whatever high brow award you want to give it.

Deceptively good, engaging gameplay and truely a unique masterpiece in the works

a lovely experience so far, still dripping with charm like cosmo d's other works. as a fan of Betrayal at Club Low, more of the same (and more of that) is something i didn't know i needed so much. eagerly waiting for more content updates. i've hit one too many roadblocks to want to play any further, but i'm hooked.

I have been a huge fan of all Cosmo D games since 2020. I don't even have the words to describe the sheer perfection in quality of soundtrack, environment design, character authenticity, and dialogue. You will thank me later by playing any one of his games. This is the best franchise that I have ever organically stumbled across and I tell anyone and everyone about this series. Thank you.

It's extremely difficult to describe how much I love Moves of the Diamond Hand, since there's a lot that makes it the best of the best that Cosmo D has to offer. First of all, there's the dice mechanics. I really enjoy the give and take of trying to optimize your dice rolls through leveling up your skills, using various items to the best of their abilities, and using disguises to compensate for bad luck. I also really like how you can lose yourself in the world as a first person observer. You can act as any kind of character - so long as your aim in life is to join Circus X. It's really nice to play as a character who isn't pigeonheld into looking a specific way, and by extension, having a specific gender. Before playing Moves, I wouldn't have considered myself to be an RPG enjoyer, especially those that are open world. While a lot of people love the ability to explore and do whatever they want to do, I find that to be extremely daunting what with learning the layout of the land and the history of the world I'm exploring, not to mention learning the game's specific mechanics. Luckily, I had already played Betrayal by the time I jumped into playing Moves, so I at least didn't feel daunted by the amount of choice I was given in the first chapter of the game. However, I did find it hard to take in everything that opened up once I got to the second chapter. There's so many new locations, dice mechanics, and mayoral candidates to learn about. Eventually, it clicked for me. After I had gotten a grasp on the game's mechanics and started taking notes on the world's lore, I felt like I was getting more of what makes Moves truly unique. I rarely found myself without a disguise, I searched through every garbage can, and I frequented the vending machine for my most frequently used item: Glowing Green Gum. I still don't believe I used sandwiches to the best of their abilities (not to mention some other late-game mechanics), but that's just another excuse for me to replay this amazing game. I highly recommend Moves of the Diamond Hand, and I'm also extremely excited for all that will be added in the coming months as the game eventually releases a full version.