Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds
Dingo Games · 2016 · Casual, Adventure, Indie, Action, Funny
PC
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About Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds
✦ AI summary
Roll a tiny blob of sentient goo through six wildly different time periods, growing exponentially by devouring everything smaller than yourself from amoebas to entire galaxies. With nearly 100 levels to devour solo or with a friend in co-op, creative physics-based puzzles, and hundreds of unique objects to consume across dinosaur-filled deserts, ancient civilizations, and beyond, it's an endlessly satisfying eat-everything adventure.
Control a tiny ball of grey goo with the ability to eat anything smaller than itself. The more it eats, the bigger it gets! Soon you'll be able to eat the entire planet!
The story begins with the goo eating a time machine, causing him to be sent back in time. Playing as the goo, you'll eat your way through six different time periods: modern, Late Cretaceous (i.e. dinosaurs), Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, Feudal Japan, and the distant future. Each time period features a unique set of objects for you to eat. Mice, cats, Tyrannosaurus Rex, mummies, gladiators, and flying saucers are just a few of the hundreds of objects available for consumption.
Levels can span vastly different object sizes; in one level you'll grow all the way from the size of an amoeba to the size of a galaxy. A complete 2-player cooperative game is also included so you'll be able to play the entire game with a friend. After completing the main game you'll unlock a ton of bonus levels that provide additional challenge.
Levels
There are almost 50 levels in the main story mode of the game. There are also nearly 50 bonus levels - these include completely new levels and challenging versions of previous levels.
Controller Support
Keyboard and mouse controls are supported in all modes.
On Windows, most controllers will work for the single player game. To use controllers in 2-player coop mode, both controllers need to be Xbox 360 or Xbox One controllers.
On Mac, PS3 and PS4 controllers are supported.
Features
Eat your way through time in Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds.
The story begins with the goo eating a time machine, causing him to be sent back in time. Playing as the goo, you'll eat your way through six different time periods: modern, Late Cretaceous (i.e. dinosaurs), Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, Feudal Japan, and the distant future. Each time period features a unique set of objects for you to eat. Mice, cats, Tyrannosaurus Rex, mummies, gladiators, and flying saucers are just a few of the hundreds of objects available for consumption.
Levels can span vastly different object sizes; in one level you'll grow all the way from the size of an amoeba to the size of a galaxy. A complete 2-player cooperative game is also included so you'll be able to play the entire game with a friend. After completing the main game you'll unlock a ton of bonus levels that provide additional challenge.
Levels
There are almost 50 levels in the main story mode of the game. There are also nearly 50 bonus levels - these include completely new levels and challenging versions of previous levels.
Controller Support
Keyboard and mouse controls are supported in all modes.
On Windows, most controllers will work for the single player game. To use controllers in 2-player coop mode, both controllers need to be Xbox 360 or Xbox One controllers.
On Mac, PS3 and PS4 controllers are supported.
Features
- Eat your way through six time periods
- Hundreds of tasty things to eat
- Play the game with a friend in cooperative mode
- Try the bonus mode and play even more levels
- Grow from a microscopic goo to a gigantic planet-gobbling goo
Eat your way through time in Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Much better than the original in my opinion. This one is fun all the way through and just more enjoyable overall.1 found this helpful
after finishing the main game and all the bonus levels with a gold medal i'd say it's pretty good some levels can end up frustrating if going for gold, but mostly the bonus levels, the japanese levels weren't as interesting as the others and it's not worth going for the last achievements it isn't too different from the first tasty planet, perhaps a little better in certain places but mostly the same
Cool game worth it and tasted the planet
as someone who got a gold star on all the way down, goated game
I love hearing the screams of thousands of people when I'm feasting on the lands of the past and the future
The OG Agar.io - had a great time with a friend gold-ing everything many years ago. Saw it in my library the other day and decided it was time to do it solo too. Well worth it for the nostalgia value
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