ActionFit check
Is Tasty Planet worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual players who want short, straightforward eating-based levels
- Players who enjoy watching a small creature grow by consuming progressively larger targets
- Fans of simple action games with dozens of structured stages
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat systems, character builds, or complex objectives may find the eating mechanic narrow.
- Players wanting varied progression beyond repeated size-based consumption may find the structure repetitive.
- Players using a Mac with a controller other than a PS3 or PS4 model are not covered by the listed controller support.
Our take on Tasty Planet
The page emphasizes the climb from microscopic goo to planetary consumption, but the central activity remains a single size-gated eating mechanic across 60 levels. The scale of the targets changes substantially, while the core interaction stays narrowly focused.
What is Tasty Planet?
Tasty Planet is an action game in which a tiny sphere of grey goo absorbs anything smaller than its current size.
Each meal makes the goo grow, allowing it to reach increasingly large targets. It starts as a microscopic bathroom-cleaning substance meant to remove dirt and bacteria, but eventually consumes bugs, fish, animals, vehicles, buildings, planets, and galaxies. The game offers 60 stages and over 140 objects to eat, beginning in a laboratory before expanding into larger settings. The Steam edition replaces the original artwork, while the classic visuals remain available through the settings menu. Players can use a keyboard and mouse. Most controllers function on Windows, whereas Mac support is restricted to PS3 and PS4 controllers.
How Tasty Planet plays
- 01Growth-based eating
- Consuming smaller targets increases the goo's size and allows it to reach larger objects.
- 02Sixty levels
- The progression spans 60 stages, beginning with a microscopic creature in a laboratory.
- 03Object variety
- More than 140 targets range from dirt and insects to houses, planets, and galaxies.
- 04Visual toggle
- The Steam release includes new artwork alongside an option to use the classic visuals.
- 05Controller support
- Windows supports most controllers, while Mac supports PS3 and PS4 controllers.
Games like Tasty Planet
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Sokpop CollectiveFor:Players who enjoy growth-based games but prefer a fish as the playable character.Skip if:Players seeking combat systems may hit a wall when the main loop centers on eating and avoiding larger fish.
ActionFat Baby
No oneFor:Players who want single-player action centered on eating and environmental destructionSkip if:Players seeking a deep progression system beyond size growth and ability purchases may find the structure limited
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Dingo GamesFor:Players who enjoy side-scrolling eating games with growth-based progressionSkip if:Players seeking complex combat systems, role-playing progression, or varied mission objectivesPicked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
Tasty Planet: platforms & release
Is Tasty Planet worth it?
It is worth it if: casual players who want short, straightforward eating-based levels. Skip it if: players seeking combat systems, character builds, or complex objectives may find the eating mechanic narrow.
Where can I download Tasty Planet?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Tasty Planet's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Tasty Planet on?
Windows and macOS.
