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About PlanetForge
PlanetForge is a shooter game in your browser powered by Solana. You pilot a ship anchored to the screen's center while space rotates around it: press left and right arrows to turn the ship, your guns shoot on their own, and touch-screen players tap left or right to change direction. A toggleable virtual joystick offers thumbstick controls if you prefer.
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How it plays
Each run is a timed sector where you survive for points. Enemy waves and alien craft appear more frequently as time passes, and you beat the sector by staying alive until time expires. Destroyed rocks release ore that you pick up by flying through it. Five ore types exist, ranging from standard iron to rare iridium, and Lumium, a scarce resource, drops occasionally. Ships need repairs after each run and sit in your dock for a few minutes, encouraging you to keep multiple ships in rotation.
Forging and the market
The forge uses materials to craft new ships and parts. Ships come in three levels: Standard, Elite and Apex, plus add-ons like twin, triple, side and rear cannons and homing warheads that slot into available ports. The forge takes materials and a small amount of SOL, quoted and verified on-chain. Completed ships and parts trade hands on an in-game marketplace where supply and demand shape the price, using $PFORGE, which is traded on pump.fun. Connection uses a Solana wallet like Phantom, Solflare or Backpack, and no cost or transaction applies to logging in.
PlanetForge wraps a crafting system around a small arcade shooter. Flying is quick to master, and the tutorial covers ore, ship tiers, parts and downtime clearly.Focus on understanding the economy before committing funds. You'll need SOL to forge, $PFORGE to buy and sell, and both sit on a new, unnamed project. It…
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PlanetForge wraps a crafting system around a small arcade shooter. Flying is quick to master, and the tutorial covers ore, ship tiers, parts and downtime clearly.
Focus on understanding the economy before committing funds. You'll need SOL to forge, $PFORGE to buy and sell, and both sit on a new, unnamed project. It works for players who like short arcade play and have a wallet; any token spending should be weighed as a gamble, not steady income.
Gameplay Breakdown & Analysis
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- Straightforward controls: rotate with arrow keys or touch, auto-firing cannons, optional virtual joystick
- No download needed, plays in the browser
- Clear path: gather ore, build ships, equip modules
- Site explains the tutorial, token economy and marketplace rules openly
- Needs a Solana wallet to log in and participate in the economy
- $PFORGE trades on pump.fun and its price can fluctuate greatly
- No identified developer or studio is public
- Material costs plus a fluctuating SOL fee to forge
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is PlanetForge?
A browser-based asteroid shooter using Solana. Players mine ore from asteroid debris, create ships and modules from materials, and trade them on an in-game marketplace.
Do I need a wallet to play PlanetForge?
A Solana wallet like Phantom, Solflare or Backpack is required to log in. The sign-in message is free to approve and requires no transaction.
What is the $PFORGE token used for?
$PFORGE lets you buy and sell ships and modules on the in-game marketplace. It trades on pump.fun, and the price moves with market supply and demand.
How do I control the ship?
Arrow keys on keyboard turn the ship left and right. On mobile, press and hold the left or right side of the screen. Shooting happens automatically, and you can enable a joystick in settings.