Planetoid

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Planetoid is a compact indie game that combines construction, physics, defensive strategy, and action within the unusual environment of a tiny celestial body. Developed by GameWriterStudio and published by Conglomerate 5, the game was released in 2017 with a straightforward premise: establish useful facilities on a planetoid, fight hostile forces, and keep vulnerable inhabitants and important objectives alive. Rather than attempting to become an elaborate planetary management simulator, it concentrates on a relatively simple cycle of building and defending. This limited scope makes the game easy to understand, although it also prevents many of its ideas from developing into something deeper. Construction is one of the central elements of Planetoid. Players are encouraged to build facilities that can help them deal with enemies and improve their ability to defend the small world. The unusual shape of the environment gives this otherwise familiar concept some personality. Instead of operating across a conventional flat battlefield, players work around a compact planetary surface where positioning and physics influence how the action unfolds. This creates a mildly experimental qualit…

unplayable garbage.

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The game is not really playable, but the cards are expensive.