- December 10, 2019
- Tuesday Quest
- 3h median play time
A Planet of Mine
Platforms
About
"A Planet of Mine" is a real-time 4X strategy game with procedurally generated planets and resources. Choose from three game modes, including infinite, time attack, and builder, and complete 10 scenarios to unlock 16 animal factions. The PC edition includes updates from the original mobile version and features a unique simulation engine for resource management.







- The game has a lot of potential and offers a unique gameplay experience.
- There is a good variety of strategies based on the different animals you can choose.
- The graphics and overall design of the game are appealing and engaging.
- The AI colonies are overly aggressive, often leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Many features and game modes are locked behind a paywall, limiting the free version significantly.
- The tutorial is lacking, making it difficult for new players to understand the mechanics of the game.
gameplay
65 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally praised for its enjoyable mechanics and addictive nature, though many players express frustration over poorly explained advanced features and the presence of paywalls that limit access to content. While the game offers a solid foundation and fun experiences, it suffers from a lack of depth in late-game scenarios and insufficient tutorials, making it challenging for new players to fully grasp its mechanics. Overall, the gameplay is engaging but could benefit from clearer instructions and more accessible content.
“This game has been thought about really well and gameplay is really nice.”
“Gameplay is simple enough to get going, but deep enough to keep playing.”
“Downright addicting and some of the best gameplay I have seen in a long time.”
“Many of the game's mechanics are poorly explained.”
“You have to buy access to any actual gameplay, and the tutorial teaches you basically nothing.”
“All in all the price of the extra content feels unjustified, the gameplay is severely limiting and finally there is no drive to replay the game.”