Lone Planet

Lone Planet

Francesco Mistri (BallMan) · July 14, 2025 · Sci-fi, Space, Exploration, Platformer, Puzzle

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About Lone Planet

Welcome to Lone Planet: start a journey on your lonely planet to discover the birth and fate of the universe. While in search of the meaning of life, live this light adventure playing with unusual physics, in a puzzle platform manner.

The game offers (but is not limited to):
  • Moments of contemplation
  • (Bad) humor
  • Deep lore
  • Easy platform sections
  • Slightly harder platform sections
  • Science references

Everything presented to you through: colorful vector art.

Lone Planet — game info

Platforms
Windows, 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 Sep 22, 2025
your game is beautiful! but I couldn't play it at all. need mouse to play and your game excludes it at first I could start it and click with my mouse but later it all failed steam said controller but no controller support either. no idea what happened there need at least mouse support I'll keep following and hoping but beautiful game! great music!!
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Recommended Jul 15, 2025
A fantastic and somewhat difficult little platformer! Although the artstyle is quite simple at first glance it still shows a lot of intricacy and variety throughout the game. Each area has a distinct colour palette and special flourishes that makes them easily distinguishable. Additionally in each of them are landmarks that work decently well for orientation purposes. Conveying the atmosphere of being in space very well is the music, which is also quite memorable and grand in small ways much like the visuals. Having equal variety to the areas is the gameplay. While platforming is clearly the main focus, there are also other elements such as a few instances of dialogue choices, puzzles and an entire mini-game with a few varieties. There is a gradual rise in difficulty regarding the platforming with a few different types of obstacles being introduced one after the other before showing up in combinations. Though I do find that checkpoints could have been placed a bit more liberally during some of the longer stretches towards the end of the game, they are generally spaced apart very fairly. If a little frustration arises I suggest simply splitting the game into two or three sessions in…
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Recommended Aug 20, 2025
This game is an amazing metroidvania with 2D Mario Galaxy style. I have fun jumping beetween planets searching for itens in all universes of the game. The only two things I didn't like was the beggining video where I can't jump, and one labyrinth like Zelda where you need find the right way. I pass it by going: DOWN, RIGHT, RIGHT, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, DOWN, LEFT, LEFT and UP.
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Recommended Sep 30, 2025
fun little platformer its ok
Recommended Aug 8, 2025
There's beauty in simple geometry, and this game nailed it. Simple mechanics, just jump around and explore, but the music and the visuals built a unique experience I haven't really seen before. The experience is short, I will say, and there isn't much of a story, but it doesn't need more, I think for a simple game with abstract sci-fi vibes, it was pretty much the perfect little game :)
Recommended Jul 16, 2025
Wonderful game! Love the musics, the graphics and the shaders effects. The simple story and sometimes abstract meanings caught me from the start :)

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