Green the Planet 2

A Google user

5 years ago

This game is incredibly beautiful, but it seems like all the effort went into the visuals. The game itself is terribly tedious and slow, with very little in the way of actual gameplay. It is essentially an idle game with almost no automation and barely anything to upgrade. It is as if they tried to make an idle game without the idling. Progression is painfully slow, and doesn't seem to lead anywhere interesting. This game is cool to look at, but depressing to play.

Cody King

4 years ago

Can you change the noise for spending your materials to green the planet? It's just really loud and annoying considering it repeats itself the entire time. It kind of ruins a bit of the charm of the game for me personally. Otherwise it's a great game. It's just a constant sound that irritates me when I have to hold it to get any progression for any level.

A Google user

5 years ago

This game is pretty and has so much potential. The mechanics of it are great, the art is fantastic, has so much potential and ways to play. But gameplay is so simple and slow. I literally played it by holding down 1 finger and looking away waiting to get enough currency to level up. It's like having a pristine car with a busted engine. So much potential but needs some serious updates. and yes i upgraded my radar and speed to lvl 20 and still was too slow.

Duncan Dempsey

4 years ago

In one word: satisfying. Collecting the stardust when you come back and the sound when you destroy asteroids is what I live for. The 8-bit graphics are really nice, too. The only thing is that the descriptions of things is in a tiny text that scrolls by on the bottom of the menus, and you have to close and reopn the menu to see the text for the other thing in that menu. The scroll bars each have the capitals on the end of the sentences, though, which I can appreciate hahaha

Joana Russell

3 years ago

The game is fun, intuitive, and the graphics are beautifully done! My only complaint is that the percentage counter doesnt actually count percentages. The same number of material is worth several "percent" early on but by the time you get to 80% or 90% it takes hundreds times more to make it go up by 1 more percent. It'd be fine if higher levels took more material, but if each level doesnt equal the same number, it isnt counting percent. That's not how percentages work.

Mae is tired

2 years ago

This game is really good. The different comets and backgrounds are really pretty, and it's fun. I love the way the ads work, never obtrusive and the rewards for watching are fantastic. My only suggestion is to add a tips section to the library, because I forgot for a long time that the green tank causes growth and thought gathering materials caused it which made me not like the game very much for being too slow. Could be all tips or just tips you've seen before, either would work.

A Google user

5 years ago

This game is my type of game, but there is something that might be a bug. I've collected 99% of all scrap, have every upgrade in the game maxed out, 73 billion excess currency, and after close to 100 idle hours letting the game run overnight for two weeks, still have not collected the third spiral rock. As a completionist, this is quite irritating. I would prefer this be changed, whether it be a feature or a bug. Besides this one issue, the art is great, the controls are easy.

A Google user

5 years ago

I didn't have high expectations, i just downloaded this game because i was bored and was trying to find a new game, but this game should be a template of how all mobile games should be. The ads are not intrusive at all anf blend right in, like a banner ad is on a tv screen that pops up at the top, the video ads only pop up when you say so, and when you do, omve again it blends perfectly into the game, its honestly beautiful. It was and still is a lil confusing at first but im slowlyUnderstanding

A Google user

5 years ago

On the surface it's a nice, pretty looking game with a charming art style and a cute sense of humor about collected foreign objects (where they guess as to what humans did with things). But that's the problem. Those are literally all this game has to offer. It gets very dull and repetitive. There's really no purpose in playing past a certain point.

A Google user

5 years ago

A really pleasant, calming, beautiful idle game. It doesn't get in its own way with too many ads, and I had a really nice time with it. Definitely worth playing for a while. My only critique is that there doesn't seem to be any sort of meaningful progression in the game. The silly joy of many idle games is often from either getting more resources faster, or the game surprising you in different ways. While there may be some progression, it never feels as satisfying as other idlers out there.

A Google user

5 years ago

Best idle game I've played. Very unique in that it doesnt blast you with eight different types of currency, two of which you would only be able to gain by using real money. it's simple and fun, just like every game should be. The ads are an optional experience, the reward being a massive comet storm or meteor shower but you don't have to run those game-interrupting ads at all if you don't feel like it. Great game overall, very few bugs and a calming experience!

Mark Theriac

2 years ago

A lovely, delightful, easy game! It balances destruction with construction in a new way. Learning curve is fairly quick; not a great deal of strategy required. I would recommend that they better explain what each aspect does, but learning is part of the fun. The player is in control of an alien group that is attempting to bring dead planets to life. The player destroys near planet objects to gain the minerals and energy necessary for "Greening" the planet.

A Google user

5 years ago

Nice game, very unique, but it needs more todo. I'd like to see more asteroids, tougher challenging asteroids that take multiple passes to break down. Lots of potential, but it falls short of awesome after the first five hours it's just repetitive. The weapons are OP which kills the fun of fighting swarms of asteroids. There's very limited upgrades, and I collected everything in the library within 24hrs.

Aedan Gadsby

1 year ago

Awesome game, brings back some nostalgia as I used to play the original "green the planet" in middle school and loved it. Glad they made a second game with some improvements. They should add a landscape setting so you can play in landscape. One fault is after watching an ad to initiate a comet stream, the game will sometimes crash and completely reset so the comet stream will no longer be there. Otherwise it's a fun game.

A Google user

4 years ago

This is a great game and can really help to kill time. This game is a great improvement to the first. The fact that the game now has a randomly generated background, planets, and plants helps to take away from the repetitiveness. I only have a few faults which would be that the supermassive stones are not worth anywhere near what they were in the first game and that the auto collecters with the space transit upgrade occasionally have a graphical glitch and become much more pixilated than normal.

Brenneko Kapazioni

5 months ago

A flat improvement over the original, which was already 5 stars. Progression is still quick and snappy, no intrusive ads, and having unique backgrounds and planets this time around is much appreciated. New weapons are nice and fusion is a cute concept, though both are hindered by the basic laser being the best weapon by a large margin.

Bre Plas

7 months ago

I've played this game on and off for multiple years, and it always has a way of drawing me in. The visuals are beautiful and all of the objects you can find give incentive to upgrade further and go farther! For those concerned about the game being slow, it's an idle app, so it just takes time and patience. The small vacuum robot you can buy can be upgraded, which will collect material for you to use on upgrades while offline! Upgrading it to max leads to a surprise that I can't say!