A Planet of Mine MasterMine Edition

A Planet of Mine MasterMine Edition

Tuesday Quest · November 11, 2025 · Simulation, Strategy, 4X, Colony Sim, Exploration

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A Planet of Mine MasterMine Edition costs £9.49 in the United Kingdom, $9.99 in the United States, $9.99 in Georgia (USD), €11.99 in Europe (EUR), CA$14.99 in Canada, A$14.99 in Australia, NZ$15.99 in New Zealand, R$24.99 in Brazil and zł46.99 in Poland right now.

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United Kingdom £9.49 £9.49 — 1
United Statesyour region $9.99 $9.99 — 1
Georgia (USD) $9.99 $9.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €11.99 €11.99 — 1
Canada CA$14.99 CA$14.99 — 1
Australia A$14.99 A$14.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$15.99 NZ$15.99 — 1
Brazil R$24.99 R$24.99 — 1
Poland zł46.99 zł46.99 — 1

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About A Planet of Mine MasterMine Edition

A Planet of Mine Mastermine Edition is a cozy 4X game, with the feeling of infinite playability and strategy, designed either for casual or serious gamers, where you exploit the planets of a star system to build a civilization and conquer the universe!Tuesday Quest invites you to rediscover A Planet of Mine in this MasterMine Edition, featuring:
  • loads of new content,
  • a way more robust game engine,
  • a revamped UI for a better ergonomy,
  • more detailed VFX,
  • new music and far more sounds,
  • improved AI interactions,
  • and poop (yes, you read that right).
Choose among 20 different factions ranging from space pirate chickens to nuclear scientist elephants! Establish a colony in a randomly generated star system. Manage the collection and production of your resources and advance your technology by unlocking new buildings and science. Trade with other factions or go to war for system-wide domination! Plan your strategy wisely and stay focused: you may encounter surprising stuff…Controls have been carefully tailored for portable consoles like the Switch, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and Lenovo Legion.Create your own gameThe Mastermine Edition offers you the ability to create your own universe. You can personalize the sun’s type, the number of planets and factions, the distance of your first planet to the sun, and the global size of your world. You can also add rules like a specific game mode, or a limited number of cycles. So much power is in your hands!Reproduce and share any gameWith great power comes great responsibility, so now that you can control the universe, it means that you can create the best strategy challenges! And the best part is that now, you can share any game with your friends. Each generated star system has a unique seed that allows it to be identically recreated on another profile. So, you can simply share the Game ID with anyone and play the exact same game. Dare to defy your friends with completely ridiculous or very complex systems, and explore infinite game strategies together!Discover loads of new content You’ll meet the Cyclopians, the Bulbinions and the Nautilians among all the previous species! You’ll build new structures and develop new technologies on new planets and biomes! That’s a lot of good news, right?Play with multiple speciesYou can start with a party of 1, 2 or 3 animals, mixing species the way you want. The first selected space weirdo will represent your faction in the command center.Go on a missionOur team tailored several missions to complete: from easy peasy to hardcore! We enjoyed creating them so we hope you’ll have fun too!Stay in commandA central UI allows you to access various panels: contacting other factions, managing sciences and ascension levels, displaying the stellar map, game objectives and Pandipedia.Enemies have a brAInWe improved a lot AI interactions: others factions now feel like real gamers. They’ll be willing to trade abundant resources only, as any sane gamer would do, so you can’t use friendly interactions as an infinite resource provider. Sorry guys! AI can be driven by objectives and play profile. You choose to play the way you like it better, peacefully or more combatively.Be a proud warriorThere are many ways to start a war with one or multiple factions, but in the previous version, war was a state of the stellar map, so to leave the map meant to leave the war. In the Mastermine Edition, you’ll have to find a strategy to end the war by annihilating your enemies or by signing a peace treaty.And if you’re more into cozy gaming, we also designed a peaceful mode: this way you can build your base without fearing to receive an ultimatum from other factions. Don’t worry, stay cozy!Meet the KhutulistsMasterminers discovered a mysterious artifact: an extract from the hidden tomes of Pandipedia. Let’s read it: "Where did they come from? What did they want? We ignore to know it... But what we do not ignore to know, is that they dominated the galaxy hundreds of thousands of years ago. How could such an advanced people disappear, poof, just like that? But... did they really disappear?”ABOUT THE TEAMA Planet of Mine Mastermine Edition is crafted by Tuesday Quest, a tiny Paris-based studio founded in 2011. The games developed and published by Tuesday Quest have found a large and diverse audience on mobile and PC with titles such as Puzzle Forge, Hungry Cat Nonogram, and A Planet of Mine.

A Planet of Mine MasterMine Edition — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Mar 17, 2026
i like this game so far. i used to play the other version in my phone. tho i have little suggestion to be able changing the keybind since im using keyboard and mouse. i just want cycle around my planets using "Q" & "E"
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Recommended Jan 14, 2026
Great update from the previous game ! I'm just bothered than we can't see the number of cycle needed to achieve S tier on missions AND that every tech can't be unlocked in each game... It makes the game very frustrating in custom map mod... I'm waiting on futures updates to recommend it to my friend
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Not recommended Jul 30, 2026
Somehow this is a beautiful game, and has really bad UI at the same time. Control with Enter to accept things, Escape key to go back in the menu (?!), yet page up/down or using the mouse to select in the meta menu. Instructions are unclear. Build a well near vegetation to get oil.. built wells anywhere green on the entire planet. No oil in sight, can't progress, experience ruined. The resources are.. squares with odd patterns in them that somehow tell you if something is coal or rocks or whatever with no text. This had potential I guess despite being similar to so many games in the genre, but needs a lot of reworking to be fun to play.
Recommended May 26, 2026
This is a masterpiece of a game! Been following the developer since the first Android release and it's been one satisfying journey and so excited to see this released on Steam and with so many more new mechanics. The Game is so unique in concept, truly simple to grasp and has high replay value! I hope the dev keeps it updated for ages to come. If you're looking for a good game that simplifies developing a planet, colonizing other planets in a solar system, managing resources, and dealing with other factions, this game is it. There are challenges (campaign mode), a creative mode, and a mode that generates based on a seed and other user inputs for a quick "just jump into it" kind of play. Couldn't recommend a game more!
Recommended Jan 27, 2026
This game has a solid base and for 12€ it's definitively worth it. It has a fast pace for a 4X, i played with 4 bots with 32 planets in the solar system and a run can be over in 2 to 4 hours.( If you compare to stellaris where 4 to 8 hours is just the beginning of your game ). I really love the fact that during the whole game you always have something to do, no time to waste. Love all the types of ressources that you can collect et the overall progression. Love the random generation of planets. Now let's talk about things that needs to improve from my perspective : The game is design to play with a controller, there is no way to rebind keys if you want to play with mouse and keyboard. So i played it with a Xbox 360 Controller, it was surprisingly good at the exception of one thing : When you destroy planets there is asteroïds in the solar system map and the cursor tend to lock into them...A little bit annoying. Technology you can purchase at each Ascenscion Age are random. It's interresting but it doesn't feel good because there is a lack of balance between them, some technology are useless and some are really op. There is a technology called "Geology" wich let you see the m…
Recommended Jan 19, 2026
Good game, i played the mobine version and the waited for this to come for many years now. I wish that visually large planets had more tiles and have the tech tree longer with every unlockable tech for endless modes.

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