Planet Finder

Artur Rezende / May 3, 2025 / Casual, Indie, Simulation

windows

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Earth is on the brink of collapse! Explore space, discover new planets, and gather vital resources to save humanity. No weapons, no wars—just you and the vastness of space. The future depends on you!

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What's new

Updates

2025-05-03

In this update, a small pop-up menu was added, which appears when pressing the ESC key. In it, the player can purchase upgrades to improve their gameplay experience: Radar: increases the radar's range, making it easier to locate new planets. Storage: expands the ship's capacity to carry the resources collected on planets. Supplies: allows the player to plant trees on planets, enabling them to generate a small amount of resources over time. In addition, some minor bugs have been fixed. Other improvements are being tested and may be included in a future update.

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What players say

Positive

80% positive, 10 reviews

Recommended1 hrs played

Great little game. As you can read elsewhere, you're exploring the solar system for other planets that contain resources that you then deliver back to Earth before it runs out of its own resources and the game ends. Using Earth's current resource pool, you're able to upgrade your ship's storage (to collect more resources from other planets per trip), radar (to detect planets at greater distances), and rate at which...

1 found this helpful, 2026-03-08

Not recommended2 hrs played

Incredibly boring, if you miss one planet it takes forever to find it, like im looking for a missing person in the ocean.

1 found this helpful, 2026-05-14

Recommended1 hrs played

Very short, but relaxing. Like it stabilizes after you do a few runs, which is fine. But there is nothing to really do after that. Which is fine, it is super cheap after all and well worth the price. Just be prepared to be surprised with how short it is.

0 found this helpful, 2026-03-13

Recommended12 hrs played

Saving humanity one planet at a time, without firing a single shot! Exploring space, naming newly discovered worlds, and upgrading your ship make for a relaxing little adventure. A nice change of pace when you'd rather discover the universe than blow it up.