Dust to Bloom: Terraforming

From a small space station, you have eight days of Life Support to bring a dead planet back. Warm it, wet it, grow it, and don't run out of air.

Every card is something you can build or something you pay with, never both. Build a Vent Tap and the planet starts to warm. Pay for it with the Med Bay you were saving, and that's one less way to keep Life Support up. Every turn is a small choice like that, and a whole run takes about five to eight minutes.

You watch it happen through the station window. The rust turns to oceans and green, and animals move in when the planet is ready for them. There are 60 to find, twelve on every planet, and a few of them are rare. Planets you finish keep growing while you're away.

WHAT'S IN IT
• Five planets, each adding something new, then a Survey of random planets once you've survived them all.
• Today's planet: the same planet for everyone that day. Every name on your phone goes on the family board.
• Cadet mode, an easier way to play: Life Support drains slower, and a rescue beacon can save you once a run.
• Ops on the radio, with a tip when you need one and an either-or call now and then.
• A painted station window, painted cards and 60 painted animals.

NO CATCH
• No account and nothing to sign into.
• Nothing to buy, and no timers or energy to wait for.
• Plays offline, anywhere.
• Never an ad in the middle of a run. Between runs, now and then, a short card for one of our other games. Never in Cadet mode.
• Your planets stay on your phone. There's no cloud save, so a new phone starts fresh.

Made by Pettigrew Lab, a small family studio.