About Planet No More
Planet No More is a space idle game where your fleet circles a planet and chips away at it until only the core is left. Then you move on to the next one, with stronger ships and better weapons.
Upgrades to your weapons and fleet are how you make progress. Stronger ships wear planets down faster, and each world you finish opens the way to the next one, further out in the galaxy. It's a steady climb, one celestial body at a time.
It mixes arcade action with incremental growth, and the mood is relaxed, with lo-fi music and pixel art pushed through heavy visual effects. You can play Planet No More online in a browser tab. It's still in development, so the odd bug can turn up.
How to Play Planet No More
- Click inside the game window and press Play on the title screen.
- Use the mouse to play. The game also supports a gamepad and touch.
- Let your fleet orbit the planet and wear it down layer by layer.
- Put what you earn into weapon and fleet upgrades.
- Grind the planet to its core to move on to the next celestial body.
- Repeat with a stronger fleet as you push deeper into the galaxy.
What to Expect in Planet No More
Planet No More is laid-back. The music is mellow, the effects glow, and there's real satisfaction in watching a whole world crumble under your ships. It sits between an arcade shooter and an idle game, so you stay involved without feeling stressed.
The pull is in tuning your fleet so each new world goes down faster than the one before. A skill tree adds longer-term choices on top of weapon and ship upgrades. Planet No More free in the browser has the whole planet-breaking loop ready to go.
Tips for Planet No More
- Put early upgrades into raw damage. Faster planet breaking means everything else arrives sooner.
- Grow the fleet as well as the weapons. More ships in orbit means more hits on the surface.
- Plan each skill tree pick around what's slowing you down most, damage or fleet size.
- If the effects strain your computer, check the Settings menu on the title screen before a long session.
- Turn the music up. The lo-fi soundtrack is a big part of why it feels so calm.
Who Made Planet No More
Planet No More was made by Wise Monke Entertainment Studio, who released it on itch.io. It was made in Unity. 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 Planet No More page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Planet No More free?
Yes. Planet No More is free to play here in your browser, with no download or account. Click Play on the title screen and you're straight into orbit. The core loop of breaking planets, earning upgrades and pushing further into the galaxy is all there from the first session.
How do you play Planet No More?
Your fleet orbits a planet and grinds it down. You spend what you earn on stronger weapons and more ships, then move on once the planet is reduced to its core. Planet No More plays with the mouse, and it supports a gamepad and touch too. Click inside the game window before you start.
What is the goal in Planet No More?
The goal is to keep dismantling celestial bodies and travel further across the galaxy. Each world you break down to its core opens the way to the next. Planet No More is an incremental game at heart, so the real aim is a fleet strong enough to tear through planets quickly.
Who made Planet No More?
Planet No More was made by Wise Monke Entertainment Studio and released on itch.io. It was built in Unity. FunClicker embeds the studio's own browser build, with a link to the original release in the credits below the game, so the work stays credited to the people who made it.
Can I play Planet No More on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook should handle it, and a mouse or trackpad is all you need. Touch input is supported, so a phone or tablet can work in principle, but the heavy visual effects can strain mobile browsers. A laptop or desktop gives the smoothest play.
Is Planet No More unblocked at school?
Planet No More unblocked access depends on your school network. It needs only a browser tab, with nothing to install, but school filters decide what loads and we cannot change them. If the game opens on your connection, it plays exactly as it does anywhere else.
Is Planet No More relaxing?
Yes, that's the idea. Planet No More is a space idle game built on lo-fi music and a slow, steady rhythm of orbiting and grinding, so it suits a wind-down session. There's arcade action in watching your fleet strip a planet apart, but the mood stays calm from start to finish.
Is Planet No More finished?
Not yet. Planet No More is still in development, and the title screen warns that a few bugs may turn up. More celestial bodies and a bigger skill tree are planned. What's here already gives you the full planet-breaking loop to play through.
