here's the link for the IOS version just  in case, and yes it is accesible:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/planet-life/id1389159829

Damnation!
To anyone using C cleaner, the cookie that saves your progress in this game is a long and complex one with lots of numbers!not! the one that says crede itch.io,  grrrrrr!

Just lost my savefile, and I believe I was approaching the end of the second chapter.
Oh well, back to the drawing baord.

@Dark, I think this may be your best find, lol, I really enjoy this one. Thank you for sharing

Okay everything is finished, though I confess some of those last dungeons were quite the slog, now I'm waiting for chapter 3.
I actually suspect this would be a little harder to play on Ios because where you can read a lot of the notifications when you click things by just hitting up arrow in the browser, finding temporary text might be more different on Ios, though I did mention to the dev the possibility of direct vo output.
Either way the game is still lots of fun and I'll certainly be playing through the third chapter.

The bull I mention is Derek, if you've not met him, go to space and use explore. This might actually be one area where the pc version is slightly more convenient, since new headings for explore show up in either the space menu or on the menu for your surface when new locations become available. Actually I sort of wonder how you got stardusts if you haven't been down the dungeons, unless you either spammed the slot machine or traded with the stupid planet which likely would result in a lot of wasted resources, plus of course looting resources from dungeons is obviously more fun .

Either way, if you've not discovered the rpg part of the game your missing a  big chunk of gameplay.

In general this game isn't one of those incremental games which you keep running in the background and buy trading upgrades occasionally, its more like a dark room, where the incremental increases happen whilst your off doing other things, and you really finish by doing the other things rather than simply waiting for enough resources. b

Hi,
I'm playing the iOS version and the explore button becomes available at certain points. I will leave a spoiler here as it's actually not very obvious.
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A lot of exploration happens when you buy starmaps from the merchant. However I'm trying to remember how I unlocked him.

On the pc version, all of the new links actually show up as headings and can be navigated with h in NvdA (and I presume other screen readers as well), so I would assume that setting the rotor to heading in vo  and flicking might work, though Aaron is correct about the starmaps, I do believe you need to buy one to get Derek and open up the dungeons.

@amerikranian, I didn't personally find the game super grindy until the end when i'd finished all the dungeons and was just going for special endless dungeons, indeedd, if in doubt, go dungeoning, since generally  you can fill your resources pretty  quickly from looting,  particularly since unlike many incremental games, Planet life has no inventory size limits for resources, and usually buy the time I'd done a dungeon or two I'd got the resources to buy other stuff, or at least got the resources to get the resources for other stuff; hint, trading is your friend especially when playing the stock exchange.
Also note that the developer is a regular on Itch.io, so feel free to drop him a comment as he's quite up for listening to feedback.

Actually, the tentative start of chapter three was a bit more resource balancy from what I saw, especially because unlike chapter two you don't have most of your usual stuff, so I'll be interested to see where this one goes, especially since judging by chapter 2, the developers are adding new mechanics and little minigames into the mix here and there just for fun.

Another question, I wouldn't normally ask so soon, but just to get an idea on where to go...
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Can anyone please give a hint for how to unlock the villar?

@Aaron, yeah amerikranian is right, just keep on going through content and the viller will become available when it needs to be.
Beware! spoilage ahoy for chapter 2.

@amerikranian, you can buy ghosts from Ben for gold, but at an increasingly exorbitant cost, so your best method is the stock exchange. The prices go up to about 25 per ghost, and then gradually down to 2 stardust per ghost in a steady cycle, you can sell ghosts later on when the prices are super high, but I generally just bought them when prices were low, like under 6 stardust per ghost, and since you get so much stardust from later dungeons it's not really a problem.

The stock exchange might also be easier on pc since you get about thirty seconds before the price changes and so can buy five or six ghosts at that point, though I don't know how quick clicking the button is on Ios, still since the price of the ghost is always labeled with the buy button you can usually see before you hit, so it's easy to know if your on the up or down swing.

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The donations are I believe just that. So, the only thing needed to be bought on Ios is the second chapter, and that should just cost 5 usd.

I wonder if you were looking at the right game there?

I do remember that sometimes unless I waited for the beeping sounds to play that indicate text is being written to the screen, I'd end up hitting the wrong button in dungeons and activating an ability I didn't want to use, I never had the issue of fights happening twice or of using extra healing potions, indeed that is one miner downer in the game's interface, the fact that  you have to use healing potions one at a time.

I suggest trying waiting a little after each fight (I'm guessing you were clicking quickly in the abyssal dungeon), and if that doesn't work, trying contacting the developer.

@amerikranian, Yep, while I donated on Itch.io I think the pc version is probably easier going.

Does the Ios version have the start of chapter 3 on it?

Beware! spoilage ahoy! read no further if you haven't beaten the quiz in chapter 2.

What I mean is, when you talk to the worm god and then go to the robot planet and get to play as burger, mining coco from your own surface and using it to buy upgrades at the space bar.
That ended with a typically wacky sequence in which a potato man appeared and said that was as far as the game went, and offered me to go back and try and finish the endless dungeons, which indeed I did, because I'm a completist and the dungeons were cool even if grinding for those upgrades got seriously draggy and there wasn't really a reward for finishing, though the developer said he's likely to add one in the future.