Leo's Fortune Now Available on Mac App Store for $6.99

They need to put it on the Apple TV. :)

Great game. The price for the Mac version isn’t bad either.

This is a ridiculously good game. Not just good iOS game, or good indie game, but good game period, by any standards.

I've been playing (and loving) 2D platformers since the first Super Mario Brothers on the original NES, and I really don't hesitate to say that Leo's Fortune is one of the smoothest, most entertaining, "alive feeling", pure-run-and-jump platformers I've ever played, period. It's that good.

The play control was amazingly responsive and precise even with a touchscreen (usually the bane of precision twitch-button-press gaming, in my experience), so it might even be that much better on the Mac.

If you like this kind of thing, you owe it to yourself to buy this in some form if you haven't already.

Five promo codes to redeem Leo's Fortune HD for free on the Mac App Store.
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* AFXY4RX964WK
* 9W44PFWM9X4A
* 4H4ERMPA3H9H
* L4HML797XPWR
* AENKLEY9JYXL

If you are quick enough to redeem a code, please be courteous and post a quick reply with which code you took.

They're all gone; I used the second code after trying the fifth. Perhaps modifying the original post using strike would prevent people from getting their hopes up. Thanks for the promos! :)

Well, I never heard of the game before redeeming a code, but we ended up buying it on iOS and my wife and sister both are crazy about it. It's very good.

I've been playing this since getting a promo code yesterday, and I must say this game is good. Really, really good. Better than it has any right to be.

The graphics are gorgeous and reminiscent of a more detailed and atmospheric Super Mario Bros. Wii. They're a seamless combination of 2D and 3D that give a real sense of depth as you move along. As @Makosuke said, the controls are tight. Granted, I'm playing the desktop version, but they're responsive to the point that you become reliant on intuition to pass certain areas, especially those that would otherwise be tedious precise jumping sections. Overall, the game is incredibly endearing due to the fluffy, inflatable protagonist, lack of enemy NPCs, and sublime graphics.

If there's anything negative to say about Leo's Fortune - HD Edition, its that the overly-large menus and buttons clearly point to it being developed for mobile devices first. Also, it uses left, right, and down buttons for the respective motions but then uses space to jump, which is slightly awkward albeit typical.

I took AFXY4RX964WK. Thanks!