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What is mySolar: Build Your Planets?
mySolar is a space-themed action game built around a grow-and-collect loop. You place or grow planetary bodies, pull in matter from the surrounding space, and watch your creations expand. The destruction side of the genre is here too: planets can collide, break apart, or consume one another depending on size. The 3D environment lets you view everything from any angle, which gives the chaos a satisfying sense of scale.
Controls and camera movement
Controls follow typical browser game conventions for a 3D sandbox.
| Action | Typical input |
|---|---|
| Rotate camera | Click and drag (mouse) |
| Zoom | Scroll wheel |
| Place or interact | Left-click |
| Pan view | Right-click drag or middle-click |
How planets grow and collect
The core loop is about mass. Smaller objects are pulled toward larger ones, and collecting enough matter lets your planet grow to the next tier. Bigger planets have stronger pull, which accelerates collection. The destroy tag in the game hints that collisions are intentional: crashing two large bodies together is often faster than growing one slowly from scratch.
Space games in this style typically reward patience early and speed later, once your planet has enough mass to dominate its region.
Tips for growing faster
- Start by collecting the smallest nearby objects before targeting anything large.
- Use the camera to scout clusters of loose matter before committing to a direction.
- Collisions with similarly sized planets can be unpredictable. Approach smaller targets first.
- If growth stalls, try repositioning to a denser region of the map.
- Destruction can reset the board in your favor, so do not avoid it.