TerraGenesis - Space Settlers
June 21, 2024
More About TerraGenesis - Space Settlers
The universe is in evolution – take part in our mission to develop and repopulate planets.
Build and develop cities in this planet simulator game: apply space science and NASA technology to terraform planets with varied environments outside the solar system.
Use NASA science to bring planets to life and build cities throughout the galaxy. In this realistic space simulator you can explore, evolve and ensure survival in a vast universe of planets and alien worlds. Make your civilization survive in every planet of the universe!
DISCOVER AND EXPLORE PLANETS THROUGHOUT THE GALAXY
- Explore and terraform new planets across the entire universe
- Plan your planet crafter strategy to build new cities and civilizations in the outer space using NASA science
- TerraGenesis features an entire universe of planets to build life on: Terraform the Earth, Mars and other planets in and outside the solar system
- Discover lost worlds and planets, encounter alien life: Make peace or smash them in this planet crafter simulator
- Travel the galaxy and discover an endless universe filled with opportunities to build new civilizations
BUILD PLANETS THROUGHOUT SPACE USING NASA SCIENCE
- Enjoy building life on other planets in the galaxy outside the solar system
- Conquer the challenge of bringing human life to distant planets
- Explore and survive on new worlds by using NASA science and technology to strategically manage resources
- Track your civilizations progress and your world's current status with the Stats Summary Page
SPACE TERRAFORMING AND PLANET CRAFTER SIMULATOR
- Discover distant planets outside the solar system and help human civilization survive in space
- Encounter alien lifeforms and choose between making peace or conquering them
- Develop strategy and conquer challenges as you build your new world in this planet crafter simulator. Life outside the Earth is possible!
PROTECT YOUR CIVILIZATION FROM SPACE THREATS
- Save your civilization and protect your planet from any threat
- Build a planetary defense network to detect giant asteroids in space, initiate missions to destroy the threat, change the asteroid’s course or develop new strategies to survive certain doom
COMPLETE PLANET BUILDER MISSIONS
- Build a universe with planets from our orbit or throughout the galaxy and have endless fun in this space simulator!
Never lose progess, begin each new session where you left off. TerraGenesis is free to play planet builder simulator and as an indie game it is important to us that all in-app purchases are entirely optional and not required for a full and complete experience.
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Latest Version
6.35
June 21, 2024
Tilting Point
Simulation
Android
24,249,973
Free
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User Reviews
A Google user
5 years ago
Rough start... When I first downloaded the game, it was very difficult to understand without messing around costing me 20 dollars and ultimately flooding Mars. The new design and tutorial have really helped. I think you should hold off on spending until your first planet is habitable but for the most part it is fun. The game should NB be slow paced and almost passive if you get the calculations correct.
A Google user
6 years ago
I love the game as it has a fairly unique concept and it is very passive amd enjoyable to play. Why it isn't a 5 star is because everytime I try to establish a mine on mars, it is like there is an invisible time limit before the app freezes and I can't do anything except go to my home screen and close the app then go back in. Other than that though it is a super enjoyable game.
A Google user
6 years ago
it was a really good idea and concept for terraforming planets, but in one game Mars flooded worldwide, wiping out everything in which I was upset but it would still allow me to edit the world. the problem here is there isnt a restart, you can "continue" but you wont make any progress at all. I request that it is more structured and has more "otherworldly" chances or wierd options. it basically needs more design and adaptation rather then blind evolution if you understand what I mean.
A Google user
6 years ago
Interesting premise and has hours of playability. The random events give the game a nice flavor of a developing society rather than just a static civ game & the biosphere mechanics are tons of fun to mess around with. I only have two issues: The interface is a bit laggy and difficult to use on a phone, seems like it was designed in part for a pc or large screen tablet. Loading bars and resizing the buttons & font for different devices would help immensely. The temp/atmo/O2/H20 system is... Interesting. It seems like there are some built in designs to simulate a changing atmosphere (heat retention for example) but it's easily broken & exploited. E.g. I was able to turn mercury into a 4,000mk too-damn-close-to-absolute-zero iceball & turn off all buildings to leave it like that for a hundred years despite it in real life being a stone's throw from the sun. An ongoing value for solar proximity, variable on atmosphere makeup, would be a quick(ish) fix.
A Google user
5 years ago
I love this game and love the option to watch ads and there are no forced ones. It is a little slow but it makes sense as you are terraforming a planet.my only suggestion is to add a creative mode where you can build your own extraterrestrial cities and buildings are free. You should have a few forced ads in this mode since the need for getting extra credits is pointless. (First time i asked for forced ads)
A Google user
6 years ago
Really enjoying this game. Running it on my Windows 10 PC in BlueStacks. Works perfectly. I am playing completely free and choosing to view the ads is a small price to pay for the GP you need to play the game. So far I am still working on my original colonization of Mars. I look forward to exploring the other scenarios available. If I could change anything I would like to see a sort of universal menu to navigate through the different screens or menus of the game. This menu would be available from every page and include shortcuts to all the common areas of the game. As it works now the user is constantly moving between a sort of home screen. Perhaps a slide in menu or even a static one that rides one edge of the game screen.
A Google user
6 years ago
This game is awesome! Love the cool futuristic visuals! I love all the different modes you can play on! It never gets boring, and is pretty much always intellectually stimulating! Very customizable and requires a bit of creativity too, which I also love! Honestly could play the game on 50 different planets and each one would have a different experience. Only recommendation is to add a tutorial for biospheres, they're more time-intensive, but I find it easier to manage chemical levels than in biomass mode. Also, the game pause feature is very useful when I have exams or stressful work projects I need to focus on! Very nice job overall! I can't wait to keep playing!
A Google user
5 years ago
Update: July 2019. The game runs much better than it did. It can still get a bit laggy when there is a lot going on, but big improvements. Previous comment: The game keep a cutting out. I really like the design and the concept, but every time I go to make a new mine, colony, research center, the game cuts off and goes back to my homescreen. Please fix this.
A Google user
6 years ago
This is quite a unique game, played for two weeks, and really enjoyed it. It's great to see your barren planet turn blue and green. The game could use some balance updates, and the menu interface is a bit clunky. The game becomes fairly easy once you figure out the strategy, it's just a matter of getting your cash flowing and being patient, I usually achieve victory before the planet is habitable even in the hardest settings. Definitely recommend trying though.
A Google user
6 years ago
So..I want to play, but it keeps crashing. I can't do anything with it. So I guess it'll have to take up space until it's updated. If no fix happens soon, I'm deleting it. Looks great from the menu screens, not so great when it crashes. -After Quick Update- It runs beautifully. Smooth and fast. The customer service was amazing too. They got straight to fixing it and after a quick uninstall and reinstall, it worked wonders. For a free game, they really do care that we get the best gaming experience. I would definitely recommend this game to others, and any other games Tilting Point has.
A Google user
6 years ago
Newer update - Everything was quickly fixed and the game is still awesome! Update - I was really enjoying the challenges in this game, and looked forward to checking in on the progress or decline over time, however, a recent update has made it impossible to play. While I was happy to see a larger UI, the issue is when trying to build in settlements, there are options which no longer appear to the left and right. I have to decrease pressure, but can't build new structures for that. This is on a Pixel 2 XL - the UI is now too big just enough to push building options off of the display. I hope another UI adjustment comes in a patch soon, or even an option to adjust UI scale to prevent these issues. A welcome challenge, this game only looks easy, but it is a complex puzzle as you constantly try to progress while maintaining a perfect balance. There comes a point where you will begin to obsess over every facet of each colony in an ongoing effort to finally achieve independence. This game only looks simple, it's really anything but.
A Google user
6 years ago
1. Thanks for fixing the microscopic font issue. 2. Watching the planet change is pretty cool. It takes time but that's what you would expect. 3. Ads... so many ads. At least they don't pop-up and take over and you can decided to view them or not. 4. Bug with rapid terraforming changes. For example: Water levels can cover the entire planet and suddenly there is no water. This happens for Oxygen, temp, pressure, etc. Seriously frustrating when you get close to getting it right. 5. The music is really good. More of it would be nice to minimize the repeats. 6. The UI is still a bit slow and unresponsive. Overall, its a good game
A Google user
5 years ago
The concept and graphics for this game is amazing! However, the tutorial was very hard to follow and I never have enough coins to upgrade facilies or build mines. Then, I get alerts that say my citizens are spending scads more than they're making in mine profits and I lose everything in a matter of hours and don't have the funds to fix the issue. I tried going to the help section and it said to "change the difficulty setting", but I couldn't find that option anywhere.
A Google user
6 years ago
Great education on some of the interactions that affect climate, that's also a lot of fun to play. My only wishes would be: 1) it would be easier to switch between worlds, but it's not that big if a deal; 2) on Galaxy S9+ curved screen at the edges, it'd be easier to select options, especially on the screens showing the various levels of heat, O2, H2O, etc; 3) the orbital surveyor on islands, you can't see the division between land and water, making it challenging and time consuming.
Fragment (ShatteredGlass)
1 year ago
I like this game. I enjoy sitting on it and listening to ambient music, finely tuning the elements of the game. For a mobile game, it feels very in-depth. Terraforming is hard, so you have to take it slow and be careful. I do have a few qualms, probably because the dev abandoned the game. First, the UI could use some redoing, and the element measurements could be better. And a few other small things. But as it stands, pretty good game.
Zool Of Tiamat
1 year ago
in short; it's good to have a single player builder game, in the long term... it's building costs are over priced and unrealistic as building time is also not quick enough. another failure of the game is that you can not build multiple structures at once , while mining tends to deplete far to quickly. governing bodies should have rem leadership and money (credit) should not be the focus of terraforming any planet till that planet is capable of supporting a Terran life style.
Jack Young
1 year ago
One of the best games I have ever played. The game uses real world science and tech to terraform planets, and I have found it's slower paced gameplay fun, because it shows the extreme of the changes that are happening to the planet you are terraforming. Definitely worth downloading! edit: this game now includes numerous scams, and, while playable without ads or purchases, it is extremely hard and gives you insane disadvantages.
John Foughty
11 months ago
Great sim game! I've gotten completely lost in the minutiae of world-building. Some of the controls when it comes to mining lack finesse or a perfect UI, but otherwise, I'm thoroughly enjoying the experience! EDIT: A year on, and this game still holds my interest! And the devs have added so much new content in that time. I highly recommend this game! EDIT 2: After 4 years, I'm still playing. Enough said.
Autumn Watkins-Snow
11 months ago
Really fun and interesting game, I've played off and on for the last few years. It's not fast paced, I usually check in 1-4 times a day to make small adjustments and check on the game. It's fun and kinda like an idle game without being one of those addictive games that you accidentally spend hours on. Ads are not forced, and if you chose to watch one, it gives you helpful credits and income boosts. You can spend money to get more things and progress faster, but not needed. Have fun terraforming!
Samuel Smith
10 months ago
2 of my cities keeps getting abandoned. I check the log and nothing has happened. Yet every morning they are abandoned. The only way to get them back on online is by building a new hab unit and waiting, with the game opened, to complete construction. If I close the app it just stays abandoned even with the new construction. This also means it's making it 10 times harder to terraform. To add on to the frustration, I can't seem to figure out how to send a report to support. :/
