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Includes 3 items: Mining and Dwarves, Planet Harvester: Incremental Odyssey, SmashCore. Bundle info
Includes 2 items: Planet Harvester: Incremental Odyssey, Shake it Co!. Bundle info
Start the game with a vehicle equipped with only a massive saw blade. Drive across planets, harvest resources, and upgrade your vehicle and tools. Every run is a step forward — more tools, better vehicle, bonuses, unexpected upgrades, and of course, bigger numbers.
Spend your hard-earned resources on an upgrade tree. Improve your vehicle, unlock drones, upgrade tools (lasers, rockets, cannons, lightning, and much more), and discover powerful synergies that make each run more satisfying than the last.
Travel between vibrant, beautiful planets — each with its own look, soundtrack, and resources to harvest. From a Candy planet dripping with sweets to a harsh Cyberpunk desert!
Customize your crawler and upgrade its speed, power, capacity, nitro and more. Watch it evolve from a humble harvester into an unstoppable resource-collecting machine.
Buy Planet Harvester: Incremental Odyssey in Sri Lanka for Rs. 1,490 — currently 20% off on Steam. Pay in 3 interest-free installments with Koko, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Casual, Simulation.
A nice little incremental game to relax with. Also has a chill soundtrack. I hope there is a sequel some time down the road!
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I really enjoy this one. Can't stand the stock music though (you've definitely heard them in other incrementals). Selling resources is still too slow, but I'm not done with the game and might not have fully upgraded that aspect in the skill tree. So far the costs for skills and overall flow of the game seem pretty steady, balanced and rewarding.
Legitimate achievement slop ( 1-2 meaningless achievements per minute for the first hour ) The game becomes a full-on grind once starting the third world. The damage scaling is so off that often you end repeating runs without being able to purchase any upgrades. Maybe this wouldn't matter if there was more depth to the gameplay, but... Instead of interesting upgrades/choices involving your main saw and harvesting, they add a bunch of random standard guns to your vehicle, which makes the game an autopilot bullet heaven, but with none of the dynamic combos or fun gameplay.
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sweet, cute, lovely, great, fun :)