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星球罐子

星球罐子

iOS

A universe of your own.

星球罐子 (Planet Jar) is an iOS space exploration game. Join Pijiner and the surviving humans in their search for a habitable colony. Collect downed meteors and small planets, then extract elements from the debris with an energy converter. Available outside mainland China.

Latest update v1.2.2

Updates the game engine and improves Game Center leaderboards.

What you can do

  • Join Pijiner and the surviving humans in the search for a new colony.
  • Collect downed meteors and small planets to obtain energy for the journey.
  • Use an energy converter to extract basic elements from the debris for further processing.
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星球罐子 — Space-themed game start screen
Space-themed game start screen
星球罐子 — A space scene with different planets
A space scene with different planets
星球罐子 — Gameplay showing the score and remaining ammunition
Gameplay showing the score and remaining ammunition
星球罐子 — View a planet collection in the illustrated handbook jar
View a planet collection in the illustrated handbook jar

App Store screenshots may be in a different language.

Explore the features

Search for humanity’s next home

Pijiner travels with the surviving humans in search of a colony. Finding a planet where people can live for the long term is the goal; meeting the journey’s basic energy needs is also part of the story.

Gather resources from downed meteors

Collect downed meteors or other small planets, then use an energy converter to extract basic elements from their debris for further processing. The fragments become resources for the journey.

App details

Platform
iOS
Current version
1.2.2
Updated
Minimum system
iOS 17.0+
App languages
English and Chinese

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Frequently asked questions

What is the goal of the story?

Join Pijiner and the surviving humans as they search the universe for a colony planet that can sustain life over the long term.

How is energy obtained in the game?

Collect downed meteors or other small planets, extract basic elements from their debris with an energy converter, and process those materials.

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