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DiagonalDiagonal is a term primarily associated with the *Diagonal Diagonal* series of games, a collection of puzzle-platformers developed by the indie studio *DiagonalDiagonal*. The series is known for its unique mechanics, vibrant visuals, and challenging gameplay, blending elements of platforming, physics-based puzzles, and exploration.

The first game in the series, *Diagonal Diagonal*, was released in 2015 and introduced players to a world where gravity shifts unpredictably, requiring players to adapt their movements accordingly. The game features a protagonist who can manipulate gravity to navigate obstacles, solve puzzles, and progress through its handcrafted levels. Its art style is characterized by bright, stylized visuals with a focus on fluid animations and expressive character designs.

Subsequent entries in the series, such as *Diagonal Diagonal 2* (2017) and *Diagonal Diagonal 3* (2020), expanded on the original formula while introducing new mechanics and gameplay variations. *Diagonal Diagonal 2* introduced a multiplayer mode, allowing players to cooperate or compete in shared environments, while *Diagonal Diagonal 3* refined the gravity mechanics and added more intricate puzzle-solving elements. The series has been praised for its creativity, accessibility, and replayability, appealing to both casual and hardcore gamers.

Beyond the main games, *DiagonalDiagonal* has also been referenced in discussions about indie game development, particularly for its innovative approach to platforming and its ability to stand out in a crowded market. The studio behind the series continues to experiment with new ideas, occasionally sharing updates and concepts through social media and community engagement.

While the *DiagonalDiagonal* series remains relatively niche, it has cultivated a dedicated fanbase that appreciates its unique gameplay and artistic direction. The studio’s work serves as an example of how small teams can create memorable and technically ambitious games with limited resources.