What is the cheapest place to buy Diamond Hands: To The Moon?

Eneba at $1.35 — the lowest of the 14 stores we compare for your region. Eneba is a keyshop: it resells keys, which can be region-locked or a different edition. The cheapest official store is IndieGala Store at $3.19. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.

Is Diamond Hands: To The Moon free?

No — Diamond Hands: To The Moon is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $1.35.

Has Diamond Hands: To The Moon ever been cheaper?

Yes — the lowest we have tracked since we started tracking it in June 2026 is $0.79. It is $1.35 today.

Is Diamond Hands: To The Moon Steam Deck compatible?

Mostly. Valve rates Diamond Hands: To The Moon Playable on Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual tweaking — a community controller layout, or zooming in on small text.

Can I play Diamond Hands: To The Moon on Mac?

Yes. Diamond Hands: To The Moon has a native macOS version on Steam.

Does Diamond Hands: To The Moon have co-op?

Yes — Steam lists Diamond Hands: To The Moon with online co-op.

Does Diamond Hands: To The Moon have crossplay?

Yes — Steam lists Diamond Hands: To The Moon with cross-platform multiplayer, so players on Steam can play with players on other platforms. Steam does not say which platforms; the developer's site has the full list.

Is Diamond Hands: To The Moon on PC Game Pass?

No — Diamond Hands: To The Moon is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $1.35.

Diamond Hands: To The Moon

Name: Diamond Hands: To The Moon
Brand: Terror Dog Studio
Availability: InStock

Terror Dog Studio · September 23, 2021 · Psychological Horror, Difficult, Precision Platformer, Indie, Adventure

Buy Diamond Hands: To The Moon from Eneba at $1.35 — the cheapest of 14 stores we compare.

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Mostly Positive77% · 44 📉 Recent reviews down 63%

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35 Fair price

$1.35-60%

lowest tracked $0.79

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Prices last checked 29 Sep 2026, 09:37 UTC

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Where to buy Diamond Hands: To The Moon — official stores

IndieGala Store

Standard Edition · Steam

-60%

$3.19

$7.99

Buy

GamersGate

Standard Edition · Steam

-55%

$3.60

$7.99

Buy

WinGameStore

Standard Edition · Steam

-50%

$3.99

$7.99

Buy

Fanatical

Standard Edition · Steam

-21%

$6.28

$7.99

Buy

GamesPlanet

Standard Edition · Steam

-10%

$6.71

$7.45

Buy

GreenManGaming

Standard Edition · Steam

$7.99

Buy

Steam

Standard Edition · Steam

$7.99

Buy

Nuuvem

Standard Edition · Steam

$7.99

Buy

Cheapest Diamond Hands: To The Moon keys — keyshops

Keyshops are third-party marketplaces — keys are resold and can be region-locked or a different edition. Check the listing's region & edition before buying.

Eneba

Standard Edition · Steam

$1.35

Buy

Playsum

Standard Edition · Steam

-55%

$3.60

$7.99

Buy

Dreamgame

Standard Edition · Steam

-50%

$4.00

$7.99

Buy

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Diamond Hands: To The Moon price by region

Diamond Hands: To The Moon costs €1.19 in Europe (EUR), £1.25 in the United Kingdom, $1.35 in the United States, $3.19 in Georgia (USD), CA$4.46 in Canada, A$4.48 in Australia, NZ$4.52 in New Zealand, zł7.74 in Poland and R$16.41 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Diamond Hands: To The Moon offer in each region, in local currency
Region	Best price	Official store	Key shop	Stores
Europe (EUR)	€1.19 −63%	€3.19	€1.19	14
United Kingdom	£1.25 −60%	£2.79	£1.25	13
United Statesyour region	$1.35 −60%	$3.19	$1.35	14
Georgia (USD)	$3.19 −60%	$3.19	$3.60	12
Canada	CA$4.46 −60%	CA$4.46	CA$4.73	13
Australia	A$4.48 −60%	A$4.48	A$5.31	13
New Zealand	NZ$4.52 −60%	NZ$5.58	NZ$4.52	10
Poland	zł7.74 −60%	zł13.92	zł7.74	11
Brazil	R$16.41 −60%	R$16.41	R$20.58	11

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Diamond Hands: To The Moon

✦ AI summary

Diamond Hands: To The Moon is a jumping platformer where you control your character with simple left, right, and jump mechanics to reach the moon across 10 themed environments inspired by the Reddit vs Wall Street saga. Master your jump strength in solo mode or team up with up to 10 players in co-op to compete for speed-running glory and claim the title of diamond hands.

Diamond Hands: To The Moon is a simple to play, yet difficult to master jumping platform game where the ultimate goal is to get to the moon. You control your character by moving left, right and by jumping - and that's it. With practice, you'll be able to perfect your jump by controlling the jump's strength to land on any target platform. Apes that get to the moon will earn not only the title of diamond hands, but will also be showered in their heart's most luxurious desires!

Special homage & shout-out to Jump King, it's one of our all time favourites.

Apes alone .. Weak!
Solo mode for those players seeking the most challenging adventure.

Apes together .. Strong!
Play with friends in up to 10 player co-op. Online public and private servers available.

Beat the record
Challenge the world's best speed runners to secure a spot in the Hall of Fame!

This game is inspired by/a parody of the events that occurred in the war of Reddit vs Wall Street. The game's environment, and changing theme explores the stages of investment a newcomer might experience when first getting to grips with trading stocks. There are 10 distinct environments, some of which include:
- Stock Exchange
- Game
- Crayon Land
- Dark Pool
- FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt)
- Chicken Tendie Land
- + 4 others (We aren't going to spoil the surprise!)

Disclaimer: NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE WE JUST LIKE THE STOCK.

Diamond Hands: To The Moon — game info

Platforms: Windows, macOS
Steam Deck: Playable
Player modes: Single-player, Online co-op, Cross-platform multiplayer
Controller: Full controller support
PC Game Pass: Not included

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Diamond Hands: To The Moon price history

Diamond Hands: To The Moon is $1.35 at Eneba right now, compared across 14 stores. The lowest we have tracked is $0.79.

2026-06-19low $1.30 · now $1.35

Might be worth waiting — It tends to drop further during sales — usual sale price around $0.79.

Diamond Hands: To The Moon holds its price quite steadily with only occasional dips, making it a reliable purchase anytime. Across the 48 days we have tracked it, the cheapest offer has ranged from $1.30 to $1.51 (median $1.37) — 14% between the two. It has been within 5% of that low on 20 of those days (42%).

Tracked low: $1.30
Tracked high: $1.51
Typical (median): $1.37
Days near the low: 42%

Diamond Hands: To The Moon price changes · tracked since 19 Jun 2026
Date	Price	Store
28 Sep 2026	$1.35 ▼	Eneba
25 Sep 2026	$1.36 ▲	Eneba
24 Sep 2026	$1.35 ▼	Eneba
22 Sep 2026	$1.36 ▼	Eneba
28 Aug 2026	$1.38 ▼	Eneba
20 Aug 2026	$1.39 ▲	Eneba
3 Aug 2026	$1.37 ▲	Eneba
2 Aug 2026	$1.31 ▼	Eneba
1 Aug 2026	$1.32 ▲	Eneba
30 Jul 2026	$1.31 ▲	—
28 Jul 2026	$1.30 ▼	—
27 Jul 2026	$1.36 ▲	—

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Diamond Hands: To The Moon — questions & answers

What is the cheapest place to buy Diamond Hands: To The Moon?: Eneba at $1.35 — the lowest of the 14 stores we compare for your region. Eneba is a keyshop: it resells keys, which can be region-locked or a different edition. The cheapest official store is IndieGala Store at $3.19. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.
Is Diamond Hands: To The Moon free?: No — Diamond Hands: To The Moon is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $1.35.
Has Diamond Hands: To The Moon ever been cheaper?: Yes — the lowest we have tracked since we started tracking it in June 2026 is $0.79. It is $1.35 today.
Is Diamond Hands: To The Moon worth buying now?: Might be worth waiting. It tends to drop further during sales — usual sale price around $0.79.
Is Diamond Hands: To The Moon Steam Deck compatible?: Mostly. Valve rates Diamond Hands: To The Moon Playable on Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual tweaking — a community controller layout, or zooming in on small text.
Can I play Diamond Hands: To The Moon on Mac?: Yes. Diamond Hands: To The Moon has a native macOS version on Steam.
Does Diamond Hands: To The Moon have co-op?: Yes — Steam lists Diamond Hands: To The Moon with online co-op.
Does Diamond Hands: To The Moon have crossplay?: Yes — Steam lists Diamond Hands: To The Moon with cross-platform multiplayer, so players on Steam can play with players on other platforms. Steam does not say which platforms; the developer's site has the full list.
Is Diamond Hands: To The Moon on PC Game Pass?: No — Diamond Hands: To The Moon is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $1.35.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Diamond Hands: To The Moon is a challenging platformer in the vein of Jump King that tasks players with climbing upward through punishing level design, with character appearances changing as you progress. Players praise the satisfying loop of learning patterns and gradually advancing, though they complain about inconsistent difficulty spikes, the cosmetic character changes affecting jump feel, and missed opportunities like uncollectible coins with no reward.

Recommended Jul 21, 2025

suffer with yo friends simulator

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Recommended Nov 4, 2024

This game is a jump king like foddian game with which feel like less power option than jump king making it easier. The level design is fairly punishing, but it includes a lots of full jump making some part pretty easy. The character change the higher you climb and keep the highest zone reached appearance, so some point you might have fixed to make some jump easier might not work when falling with a different look which made the crayon part harder imo. It has some coins in one of the screen but collecting them all does not give an achievement so it feel like a missed opportunity.

3 found this helpful

Recommended Feb 6, 2022

I think the best/worst part about this game is that you learn early on that it's possible to get to the next level (that alone kept me going for the hour I played and makes me want to keep playing). Melvin is my favorite by far, and I can't wait to see how his character develops. All in all, if you enjoyed the jumping and constant restarting in Jump King and Getting Over It, then this game is for you!

1 found this helpful

Not recommended Jan 23, 2026

unplayable

Recommended Nov 20, 2023

I'm posting this review because i need people to know that it does not work on the bare minimum at all like it won't let you play it. I recommend playing it if you have a decent PC Edit: Now that i have a decent laptop heres my honest review. Although i got very frustrated within 15 minutes of playing Diamond Hands: To The Moon and quit, I believe it's a 10/10 because I think people who like hard games would enjoy it

Not recommended Jan 23, 2022

Though I received this "product" for free, I feel as though I should be reimbursed for my lost time. Only 7 minutes have passed, but my life is noticeably worse that it previously was. This game is horrible, and barely should be considered a game. If you spend even a penny on this trash, you are truly a lost cause. They made a game about stocks and money, yet gave me the game for free just so I can leave a scathing review on this dumspter fire of garbage

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