Daisy Flies to the Moon

Daisy Flies to the Moon sounds whimsical, and the game form suggests a smaller, more playful experience rather than a huge system to master. By our assessment, that usually makes it a fit for players who want a light, probably character-driven game instead of deep mechanical grind. The trouble is that the title alone gives away almost nothing concrete, so any judgement has to stay modest. What can be said safely is that it appears to live on charm and a simple premise, which is fine if the execution is clear and short, and thin if the game wants more than that. It sits in the small-game space where presentation and mood do most of the work. Daisy Flies to the Moon is one of those names that promises more tone than detail, and that is exactly how it reads.