My Home Planet: Idle Explorer

Unfortunately Simple with Bugs. Biggest issue is a bug that upon logging in I found all 3 of my tools had reverted to a lower level. Loss of time grinding in a game that's already rather grindy killed my interest. Regret buying the ad free package. Played through 2 worlds, and unfortunately there was not real motivation to explore and collect. While the mechanic to collect to upgrade is the entire premise of the game, I wish there was at least something else?

I have finished building the spaceship on the home planet and I'm now wondering if more planets are going to be added to the game, as it suggests. Also, some items are tedious to collect, eg, on planet Akte, need to collect 17k red bars which is 8.5Million red gems if my math is correct, and that's just one of the many things that needs to be collected, in order to upgrade the tools and weapons. And I tried emailing through the game, and no response from the team. Other than all that, games good

Was loving this game cause you weren't constantly bombarded with ads and could actually enjoy gameplay. Today, they've forced an update, that wouldn't you know, includes ads. And, you have to pay 10 bucks to remove them. Kinda sad to see it turn into the same as all the rest of em. With the amount of crashing and freezing that happens, it's not worth the 10 bucks and I'll move on to find something else.

Enjoyable little game. the 3 stars are due to the following: there was a point that I was unable to progress and upgrade my gear. Made a couple of in-app purchases in hopes to fix that and still couldn't move forward. Uninstalled/reinstalled to see if that would help. negated all of the purchases I had just made... I sent an email to request my purchases be redeemed. Awaiting feedback on whether or not those can be reinstated. Will adjust my review once that is resolved.

Fun at first but once you get to a little later on, it takes way too long to craft resources which you can only speed up by watching many, many, many ads or by paying A LOT for it. Don't get why you'd ruin it like that. I'm not talking about the regular ads that you can skip after 5 or 10 seconds. I'm talking about ones you choose to watch to shave time off crafting resources. It ends up taking forever.

Excellent game, not noticeably repetitive as to aggravate. Challenging enough to make you have to think sometimes, but not enough to absolutely confound. Of course, a lot of it is mind-numbing ads on repeat which you "choose" for various reasons and rewards ("don't want to spend 3-5 minutes collecting x plant or stone needed to advance? Watch a 30-second ad!" kind of thing).

I'm enjoying playing this game. I don't mind using the ads to gain resources. My only issue is that my pickaxe became 'max' at level 28, and I had to watch ads to complete the final 2 planets before reaching home planet. On the home planet, the pickaxe is an important tool that I am unable to use because I can't upgrade it. Update: While exploring I discovered a pickaxe upgrade station that didn't say max and I was able to upgrade my pickaxe.

I like the game! However, I do not appreciate being forced to watch ads for resources after paying for no adds. There really is no choice, your gear takes farmable rss to upgrade, but also takes gold in an amount it would take days or weeks to farm. Also, very buggy. POV is wonky in quite a few places, you can get stuck in thin air, and ( worst yet) the game has now eaten 2 lvls of pickaxe plus a whole bunch of mined rss. I have screenshots of this if the makers are interested.

Fun Game with a variety of planets to explore. Unfortunately, the very last planet introduces new mechanics (fishing, cow milking, etc.) that broke my game. I got softlocked in a fishing boat-restarted my game-and now my loading screen is stuck at 70% for eternity. Beware: If you put hours into this game, you may not even be able to finish it. Otherwise a fun experience.

Meh! Gets boring & tedious after 2nd world to where you just tired of the constant grind. Fighting enemies are iffy as it seems confused while you're standing there screaming, "SWING!!!". Just not fun, but if you like running around collecting resource levels for hours.... HOURS!!!!!.... then you'll love this game. No forced ads is the best part, which is what got ya 4 stars instead of 2

Good concept, bug ridden, unbalanced. The auto fighting consistently stops fighting and you have to run away and back in to fix it. I believe the push back pushes enemies out of auto right range but it doesn't pick them back up. Doesn't auto save randomly andales you lose all your progress from your session. The node collection health and output are sometimes extremely arbitrary and feel like the purpose is to get you to watch the ads instead of collecting.

What does it take to get this game to work properly. First time I played I got to home planet, when loading it froze on 70%, I reloaded the game to discover no way to save progress. installed again, I completed planet, but the teleport is not working, and the next planet is locked. It's a good job I didn't pay for anything as I'm not wasting money for nothing.

I like it sofar, good game for those who don't have time to play long sessions. It's a bit boring to play alone though, something social would be nice. Team competitions or coop activities, something like that. Edit: I gave you a 3 star review but you keep interrupting my game begging for reviews despite that so here's 1 star. I'll keep giving you 1 star until you leave me alone lol.

So I don't care about the repeated ads nor do I care that the game is grindy. I just hate that the enemy in this is actually unfair. Sometimes they don't register being hit, other times they just despawn them respawn above your head. I don't expect the devs of this game actually care or are going to fix any aspect as they've probably made the money they're going to with it but just a heads up that even upgrading your gear won't make the fighting easier.

Unfortunately, the longer you play, the less balanced the game becomes. While the early planets are fun, the later planets consume lots resources. Also, sometimes it is not possible to get the materials you need on the planet. For example, even though you need planks for upgrades on Poseidon, there is no machine for making planks on the Planat. You have to go back to Hestia to make planks, but since you have nothing else to do on Hestia, you are stuck there waiting. Sad becaus I enjoyed the game

I really love this game! its your standard resource collect game to advance or upgrade your tools, but this one has a nice little story and cute art style. i really miss that in others games of tis type. so far its really fun and relaxing and the things you need to advance or upgrade are to me ad a reasonable amount. there are ads but not bothering with the gameplay. i purchase the ad free bundle and couldn't be happier. definitely recommend this game!

A classic resource-collection type game. Graphics are simple and cute and gameplay is smooth, however is often interrupted by full screen ads and the cost for no ads is too high ($16). My key complaint re gameplay is that even only minutes into the game you encounter enemies with a high spawn rate that sort of kills the fun by interrupting what you're doing too often.

It's a trap. Super cute game like My Little Universe and Questopia, but I only made it to the 3rd world when my gold ran out. You need gold to upgrade your weapons, but other than buying gold with real-world currency, there's to efficient in-game way to earn gold. Yes. There are loot boxes, but they do not reset. Yes, there are cards that allow you to potentially earn gold via mob kills, but the drop is not guaranteed and the card has an expiration date. Am I missing something?

I know that this game is derived off of a original game I once played, but I just can't name it. And this also doesn't work offline compared to that game I played, which is basically what ruined the game experience for me. But uhhhh... Can the devs at least respond to this with the name of the original game I'm talking about? I'd really appreciate it :)

I was liking the game, it's similar or the other game is like this one but I've played others just like it. Yet never had a problem where if you fall asleep with your phone in your hand you risk making a purchase dispute hitting cancel when things first popped up. Some how it counted me unlocking my phone as thumb print authorization for Google pay. Normally several buttons have to be press. I have a very difficult password, no way i could have typed it in my sleep either