About Into the Planet’s Flesh
Into the Planet's Flesh is an incremental game with a cute-but-creepy look, and you play the parasites. You hatch them, put them to work and spread through a living planet until it's overrun.
It starts with clicking to harvest by hand. Soon you're hatching larvae and giving them jobs, then adding units and buildings that take over the heavy work. Growing new organs opens up new resources, and veined structures creep through the ground as the colony spreads.
This browser version is a demo, and a playthrough runs about half an hour. You can play Into the Planet's Flesh online here in a browser tab.
How to Play Into the Planet’s Flesh
- Click Begin or New Game on the main menu.
- Click to harvest your first resources.
- Hatch larvae and put them to work.
- Spend resources on units and buildings that harvest for you.
- Grow organs to open up new kinds of resources.
- Keep spreading until the planet is overrun.
What to Expect in Into the Planet's Flesh
Into the Planet's Flesh pairs a soft cartoon style with a gross-out idea. Giant eyeballs, crawling swarms and fleshy growths fill the screen, and the colony looks more grotesque the bigger it gets.
Expect parasites and creepy creature imagery throughout, drawn in a cute style rather than a frightening one. The satisfying part of this incremental game is the shift from clicking everything yourself to a colony that keeps working while you plan the next step.
Tips for Into the Planet’s Flesh
- Do not stay on manual harvesting for long. Your first workers are what get the colony moving.
- Grow new organs whenever you can, since they bring in new resources.
- Get buildings working as soon as they're available so the colony keeps producing while you plan.
- Check Patch Notes on the main menu to see what changed in the latest version.
- Set aside about half an hour and play Into the Planet's Flesh free from the first harvest to a fully overrun planet.
Who Made Into the Planet’s Flesh
Into the Planet’s Flesh was made by Chugget, who released it on itch.io. It was made with raylib, and the art was drawn in Aseprite. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Into the Planet’s Flesh page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Into the Planet's Flesh free?
Yes. Into the Planet's Flesh is free to play here in your browser, with nothing to install. Click Begin or New Game on the main menu, harvest your first resources by clicking, and start hatching larvae to build up your colony.
How do you play Into the Planet's Flesh?
Start by clicking to harvest resources. Use them to hatch larvae and put them to work, then add units and buildings that harvest for you. Grow organs to open up new resources, and keep spreading veined buildings through the ground until the planet is completely overrun by your colony.
What is the goal in Into the Planet's Flesh?
Overrun the planet. You play a growing colony of parasites, and the goal is to spread through the world, collect grotesque resources and push the planet toward its doom as fast as you can. Every new worker, organ and building speeds that up.
Who made Into the Planet's Flesh?
Into the Planet's Flesh was made by Chugget and released on itch.io. It was made with raylib, with art drawn in Aseprite. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here, and all credit for its design, art and code belongs to its creator.
Can I play Into the Planet's Flesh on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook or laptop works well, since Into the Planet's Flesh runs in a browser and starts with plain clicking. A mouse is the comfortable choice for harvesting. On a phone the game may load, but the menus and colony are easier to manage on a bigger screen with a proper pointer.
Is Into the Planet's Flesh unblocked at school?
Into the Planet's Flesh unblocked depends on the network you're on. The game only needs a browser tab, with nothing to install, but each school sets its own filters, and we do not control those. If it opens on your connection, it plays here the same as anywhere else.
Is Into the Planet's Flesh a horror game?
It leans cozy more than scary. The idea is creepy, with parasites, fleshy growths and a planet being eaten from within, but the art is soft and cartoonish, with big-eyed critters and bright colors. Think of it as a gross-out incremental game rather than something built to frighten you.
How long is Into the Planet's Flesh?
A playthrough of Into the Planet's Flesh takes about half an hour. In that time you go from clicking resources by hand to running a colony of workers, units and buildings, so it fits neatly into one sitting. It's a good size for seeing the full loop without a long grind.
