The Planet Crafter

amazing survival

Awesome game! Great Graphics, and overall great game

This was a surprisingly fun terraforming game. I found myself totally immersed over the course of a month and a half as I worked to terraform a barren planet and two moons into habitable paradises. Along the way there were secrets, a bit of archaeology, and fascinating amounts of world building that I truly didn't expect. Definitely a game worth getting and soon I'm thinking of starting over when I get the DLCs. What I liked: +Music and sound design +Atmosphere and immersion +Gathering and crafting +Seeing a world be born from my hard work What I didn't like: -Resource management could get tedious at times -Hydration as in my character is CONSTANTLY thirsty -One of the butterflies you can craft has the same recipe as a lower one -Forgetting my dynamite when exploring and finding a cave-in

I played the demo first because I was skeptical how fun terraforming a planet can be. I bought the game and have spent over 50+ hours on end just grinding. The level of progression is satisfying and makes you want to keep going. A simple yet easy game that I would highly recommend.

this game is PEAK for adventure games and must be played MORE. even though this game has its ups and downs its still good so downlowd it now :)

its fun and hard

After playing through the entire base game and both DLCs, I would absolutely recommend The Planet Crafter to anyone that enjoys games about base building and exploration. I greatly enjoyed the time I spent steadily terraforming the 5 planets available, 3 from the base game and 2 from the DLCs, and watching them steadily transform from barren rocks to overflowing with life feels incredibly satisfying. I do have a small nitpick though. The 3 planets of Prime, Humble, and Toxicity really started pushing the limit of how big a explorable sandbox can be before it starts getting tiring. Toxicity in particular was almost too much despite it being, in my opinion, the best designed of the three large planets. The two moons of Selenea and Aqualis, by comparison, were much more compact and felt more evenly paced for it.