Planet Destruction

Basics

What happens in it

Planet Destruction is a sandbox about destroying planets. According to its Poki page, the tools include lasers, space mines, rockets, ships and monsters. The game does not ask for a plan: a planet is there, and the job is to take it apart.

Destruction plays out in real time. A planet does not simply vanish when it is hit; it breaks up while the game keeps running, so the same planet can look different depending on what was used on it and where.

Progress comes from the planets themselves. Each planet destroyed unlocks stronger weapons, which means the early weapons are the starting point rather than the whole game. A longer session moves from the basic tools toward heavier ones.

Controls are a single input: click with a mouse, or tap on a phone or tablet. There are no key bindings to learn, which is why the game works the same way on a computer and on a touch screen. Boop Games published it on Poki in December 2025, and it is the studio's first game there.

Nothing in the game needs reading. Poki's description mentions no tutorial, and the single click or tap input means a first session can begin immediately. That also suits short breaks: opening it costs a few seconds, and leaving costs nothing, because no account is holding progress.

It is Boop Games' first game on Poki. That says nothing about quality either way, but the track record on the platform is short, so the game is best judged by playing a few planets.

Inputs used

Mouse click

Play on a computer (the only control Poki lists)

Screen tap

Play on a phone or tablet

Things worth knowing

1. 1

   Try each kind of weapon on a planet early on. Lasers, mines, rockets, ships and monsters break a planet in different ways, and seeing that is most of the point.

2. 2

   Keep moving to new planets. Destroying more planets unlocks stronger weapons, so staying on one planet slows the unlocks.

3. 3

   Watch a planet fall apart before reaching for the next tool. Destruction runs in real time, and the breakup is the part of the game worth looking at.

4. 4

   On a phone, hold the device steady and tap deliberately. A single input means a mistimed tap is the only way to waste a weapon.

5. 5

   Do not expect an ending. It is a sandbox, so decide how long to stay and leave when the planets start to repeat.

Good for

People who want a few relaxed minutes of cartoon destruction, on any device, with nothing to read and nothing to register.

Drawbacks to know

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  There is no goal beyond unlocking stronger weapons, so players who want levels or a story may find it thin.

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  Poki is an ad-supported site, so ads can appear around a game; this site does not control them.

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  Repeating the same action on many planets can feel samey after a while; the weapons are the only variety.

Related games here

• Decor LifeAlso a simulation with simple mechanics, but it builds things up instead of taking them apart.
• Duck MergeAlso unlocks stronger options as you go, in a puzzle setting with distinct levels.

Where this game opens

The game itself runs on poki.com, a separate site. This link opens its page there in a new tab.

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