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About My Planet [RTS]

My Planet [RTS] is a real-time strategy game set in a world of science-fiction weapons and fantasy. You choose to play as humans or aliens, develop resources, build armies and fight other players as well as the Devil King, a powerful war machine and ruler of the underground world.

A layered world

The automatically generated world has a surface and multiple underground layers, with holes connecting each layer to the ones above and below. Maps can reach 400 × 400, and each playthrough generates a different world. Deeper layers contain more minerals and stronger monsters.

Gold, metal and uranium are generated as resources, with the richest deposits underground. To gather them, you need to venture below the surface, where the Devil King's army guards its territory. You must build strong troops and defensive positions to survive there while also dealing with enemies on the surface.

Expand and build

You can occupy cities in the upper world to gain the technology needed to build stronger weapons. The most powerful technological city is needed to produce powerful weapons for challenging the Devil King. You can also use energy to call in powerful weapons or add resources to your side. Energy can be exchanged for wine through planting, or used to dig for enough mineral resources to exchange, which suits situations with many mines.

Building Atlantis, a flying city with powerful technology and combat strength, is a long-term undertaking. It requires a certain number of eight components and therefore a large supply of minerals.

Battles and controls

You face other players and powerful third-party Devil King bosses in the three-dimensional world. The controls are largely carried over from End War RTS, with some changes. The game also supports computer-controlled automatic play and 8-bit graphics.

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