Solar Smash
June 17, 2024
More About Solar Smash
🪐 Two Thrilling Game Modes:
Planet Smash: Annihilate planets and moons with over 50 different weapons! Choose from lasers, meteors, nukes, antimatter missiles, UFOs, battleships, space fighters, railguns, black holes, space shibas, orbital ion cannons, supernovas, laser swords, giant monsters, celestial beings, and even defensive weapons like shields and defensive satellites. Destroy everything in your path in both familiar solar systems and exotic star systems with artificial megastructures like ring worlds and giant moons with planetary force fields.
Solar System Smash: Dive deep into physics simulations and unleash your creativity in a mode that allows you to play with one of three star systems, including our very own Solar system. Or create your own star systems, complete with planets and set their orbits. Experiment with planetary collisions, create black holes to disrupt orbits, and engage in endless cosmic simulations.
🌠 Realistic Physics: Experience the breathtaking beauty of scientifically accurate gravitational interactions and celestial mechanics. Witness the awe-inspiring consequences of your every action as you set celestial bodies on collision courses, triggering cataclysmic events that defy imagination.
☄️ Unleash Your Creativity: It's your universe to shape and reshape! Build, experiment, and destroy to your heart's content. The power to craft worlds or obliterate them is in your hands. What will you create, and what will you obliterate in your quest for cosmic dominance?
🌟 Destruction Like Never Before: Tear apart planets, cause supernovas, and create black holes that consume everything in their path. Embrace the chaos and experience the visceral satisfaction of witnessing your cosmic masterpieces crumble to dust.
🎮 Intuitive Controls: Dive into the cosmos with easy-to-use controls designed for both beginners and experienced players. Explore the infinite reaches of the universe and let your imagination run wild.
Solar Smash is the ultimate sandbox for those who crave both the creative and the destructive. Are you ready to make your mark on the cosmos? Download Solar Smash now!
Warning
This game contains flashing lights that may make it unsuitable for people with photosensitive epilepsy or other photosensitive conditions. Player discretion is advised.
Space images credits:
NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Space Telescope Science Institute
Latest Version
2.3.3
June 17, 2024
Paradyme Games
Simulation
Android
173,939,392
Free
com.paradyme.solarsmash
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User Reviews
Scott Henry
11 months ago
Brilliant! I can't get enough of this game. Straight up choose a planet/moon/sun or customize a planet to your liking/ then ultimately blow it to smithereens with multiple weapons at your fingertips. As someone who grew up with an Atari 2600 i can appreciate (and prefer) more of the move and shoot only aspect. Simplicity at its perfection. Graphics are fantastic!!
Michael Stefanick
3 years ago
Exactly as the description states, this is a planet destruction simulator. There are no missions, goals, or other items to work towards. Spend a few minutes deploying asteroids, bombs, or alien monsters on a planet and watch it be destroyed. No, the physics are not perfect, and the "replay" value diminishes pretty quickly, but it's a fun little app to play around with for a short while.
Raiden Holeman
3 years ago
Its got everything going for it. i just feel like there should be some more added features, like able to set things in orbit of whatever object easier. And animations should become more realistic, along with the planets actually changing over time due to whatever damage you inflicted, not talking about shrinking gas giants, but planets like earth actually having visual tsunamis, seeing effects of climate change, etc. And of course, new weapons/features especially on system smash.
John Rollex
3 years ago
The graphics are incredible, the physics is not realistic at all. However I assume most people aren't terribly bothered by that. I do feel like one of the main points of games like this is simulating the ecological impacts that you can have on a planet with small changes (which this game doesn't do it all). And it would be also nice if speeding up time much faster would do anything (for example the planet would repopulate or something). Just not really my thing, maybe it's my physics background.
edrrrk
4 years ago
I found this like 4 months ago and its amazing. Its like a sequel to city smash lol. I have no problems, doesn't lag because I have an s20 and the game is just awesome. I turn on airplane mode while playing this to avoid ads. I wish there were weaker weapons and maybe the ability to zoom in quicker to see cities from a satellite view and use small nukes or bombs to destroy cities. Tip for some people: this game is laggy for older phones... I'd recommend not playing this or get a better phone.
Aisling Paradise
3 years ago
Great game, but after the first few hours of gameplay starts to get a bit repetitive. No real story, no solid objectives (aside from an achievement list), but the graphics are fantastic. The black holes don't seem to be very powerful, and if you cut a planet in half (yes, it's a real option) it kinda just sits there like nothing happened. All that aside, I love this game. I would love to see it come to consoles and get a bit of an upgrade.
David Backus
3 years ago
Great graphics. Great indulgence for my god complex. However, I only gave it four stars because there's no real point to the game. I'd like to see levels, a way to hit higher scores, unlock more planets... etc. Each planet should have its own unique challenges (machine planet was the only challenging one to figure out. ) This game has tons of potential.
Voltaire Vinci
2 years ago
Absolute beautiful graphics, however after some updates (adding planets etc) it still feels like it's still limited in the amount of destruction you can do. They finally added proper spaceships for a change, and you have a little more than just lazers and natural disasters to work with. The soundboard used is pretty bad not gonna lie. The mini lazer soundboard is downright bad. Overall a good game!
Michael Brinkley
3 years ago
The game is really fun to play but I wish there were more items to play with in the game. Like: Diseases, more alien's, wars. Also the new mode what was added (solar system) still needs alot of work because it's hard to select the smaller planets. I also think that making your own planets needs to be more personal. Like: Adding your own world population, interior design, layers, as well if the planet has a force field or not. Overall is a pretty good game and fun to play.
Hillel Aftel
1 year ago
Where else can you throw a giant 8-ball into Jupiter? For a game with no game, I've spent an unbelievable amount of time playing this. It's basically a very fun toy, like a chemistry set full of experimentation possibilities. Even the glitches I find are endless fun. Graphics top-notch. Controls excellent. Only complaints: The sound effects are terrible, so I play muted; and many settings are not saved between sessions. Otherwise, this is my favorite mobile toy period.
Warlord94
3 years ago
It's great, I love the new Christmas update, I love the new system smash mode, and I like how you can change the color, amount, and damage of certain weapons. I do have one suggestion though. Can you add the things in the presents to the weapon bar. Like the drone things that shoot the lasers, the thunder storms, stuff like that. Thx! Edit: Wow, you actually took my suggestions.
Evan
8 months ago
I Love This Game! I love everything about it but there is one thing that I think should be ported over from SS2D and that's when you separate a part of a planet it slowly floats away. It doesn't do it in 3D and it ruins the immersion of actually destroying a planet, so I would like to request that being added. Hopefully you take this into consideration!
David Emerson
2 years ago
What horrifyingly delicious way to satisfy one's repressed need to cause mass destruction! I love the concept, pleasing graphics, and a variety of ways to destroy various planets. Sadly, beyond that, it falls somewhat flat for replay value and challenge. Sure, it's fun to blast the planets apart for a while, but it feels like it's an unfinished game/simulation. It needs some type of challenge or driving purpose to engage users for a length of time. Add that, and this could easily be a classic!
The Voice Of Reason
2 years ago
Like all the 'Smash' games, - I find it to be great to relieve stress when you want to do so on a planetary scale! Not the best of the three in my opinion but has plenty of variety when it comes to imaginary ways to plot your methods of destruction. There are also hidden worlds & objects that can be found when you destroy things in a certain way, which is always cool. Can be a bit monotonous after a while but when one takes a break from it, it's always renewed entertainment on returning to it.
Michael Budan
2 years ago
The game's amazing. There's a big variety of weapons to use against a wide variety of planets, the solar system, or a custom planet! The ads are great because it's just a short ad every once in a while, it doesn't bombard you with ads like many other games, great for passing time. Amazing game. Edit: I see reviews saying the ads are too much, I disagree, there's barely any ads, and they're usually short, barely an inconvenience! And this is a sandbox game, so don't expect missions or whatever.
Matthew Yglesias
3 years ago
I truly enjoy this game. I find it very relaxing. The ads are unobtrusive and don't interrupt play. I have no critiques only requests. I find that the bloom can obscure the carnage sometimes but that's a style thing. Anc the red pew laser has a slow spread effect on impact. I think it takes away from the feeling of a destructive impact that it had in precious versions. Thank you for a great experience!
Nate S
3 years ago
This game is really basic. But that's not a bad thing. You have a planet, and you destroy it with various weapons and disasters. The graphics are great, and the sound is good too! Circling back to it being basic, I'd love to see even more ways to destroy planets... and maybe some sort of actual game mechanic (a score, goals, challenges, etc.). A really neat little game. Advertisements are reasonable too.
Rilriia Kilurden
11 months ago
Eh... Great idea, mediocre execution. (Yes, that was a pun.) Tutorial had to be skipped due to bottom ad interfering with the buttons. Planet destruction progresses so slowly that it feels more like an effort to waste time so people don't realize the forced ads are at least equal to content that has merit. Good job on giving players the ability to opt out of data mining. That's the reason it warrants three stars instead of two.
YEE REE
7 months ago
It is an amazing game but Instead of a five star game. It's 2 stars because there are annoying repetitive ads every 15 seconds and this game used to be good because ads were only there to unlock new planets, new planet variations, and new weapons. But now there are repetitive ads and I keep clicking on the pop up ads unintentionally, it makes me frustrated. Please remove all the unnecessary ads and only use them when adding the healing missiles, unlocking weapons, and planets.
frank p
4 months ago
One of the most unique game concept & game play I've ever seen or tried. I wasn't sure if this was even worth time to try, but I immediately got surprised on how well everything looked, & even more on the actual game play. Your choice on how you want to destroy any planet by meteorites, to space ships, to imaginative monsters & each with their own unique way of movements, and destructive nature. And continuing on this strange but wonderfully delightful experience, the ability to zoom in and out.
