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Seedplanet character stands beside a cart and wooden building at night, with an item slot in the bottom-right corner.
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Seedplanet

By วัฒนา กลิ่นบำรุง

A survival sandbox for crafting and house-building. The creator introduces Seedplanet 2.0.9, with Xbox and PlayStation controller support, through its web game page.

Seedplanet focuses on survival, crafting, and home-building in a sandbox world. Wattana Klinbamrung shared the game for people to try on its website. It suits players interested in following world-building games and gradual system development.

Craft and build within your own world.

The developer's guidance emphasizes crafting and house-building as the game's primary activities, while the website describes a procedurally generated terrain and physics system as another component of the sandbox world-building approach that Seedplanet is developing.

Seedplanet character stands beside a cart and wooden building at night, with an item slot in the bottom-right corner.
Seedplanet gameplay image from Wattana Klinbamrung's post, with the original file retained without resizing.

The post, updated on September 28, discusses improvements to NPC intelligence and crafting capabilities, alongside bug fixes. These details indicate that the developers are actively enhancing both the world and the characters within it.

Version 2.0.9 supports controller usage.

In a post dated October 8, the creator specified version 2.0.9 and support for Xbox and PlayStation controllers. The game page on GitHub Pages also displays version 2.0.9 along with a Start Game button. Controller support is information announced by the creator.

A key point to watch for Seedplanet is the integration of survival systems, crafting, and building into a single project. For those who follow the developer's updates directly, the creator's posts serve as a channel to track progress and report issues encountered.

Creators and Origins

Wattana Klinbamrung · Game page · Game image from Wattana Klinbamrung's post.

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