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SPACEPLAN is an experimental piece of interaction based partly on a total misunderstanding of Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time.

Steam ↗Windows · macOS
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About SPACEPLAN

SPACEPLAN is an experimental clicker adventure that blends a whimsical narrative with simple manual input. Players guide a satellite orbiting a mysterious planet, using clicks and time to build potato‑based devices and launch probes.

The game offers fifteen quirky items, five planets across two realities, and a “banging” soundtrack, all wrapped in a light‑hearted sci‑fi story that aims to both entertain and fill idle moments.

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Story and Humor

The game’s story is described as a “life affirming, silly” sci‑fi tale that humorously misinterprets Stephen Hawking’s work. This tone sets expectations for a light, comedic experience rather than serious astrophysics.

The narrative unfolds as players unlock mysteries of the galaxy, offering a blend of humor and curiosity that keeps the clicker format engaging.

  • Enjoy the absurdity; the humor is a core part of the experience.
  • Compare the story’s tone to other narrative clickers for a fresh perspective.

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Starchy Items

Fifteen distinct “starchy” items can be unlocked, created, and launched. Each item is something you can unlock, create, and blast into the vacuum of space as part of the click‑based progression.

These items serve as the primary means of interaction, turning simple clicks into a series of creative launches.

  • Experiment with different items to see varied launch effects.
  • Track which items feel most satisfying to click.
SPACEPLAN official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · Jake Hollands

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Planetary Secrets

Players can reveal secrets on five different planets, each existing in one of two realities. This dual‑reality structure adds depth to the exploration aspect.

Discovering each planet’s secret is tied to the click‑driven progression, encouraging continued play.

  • Note the differences between realities when comparing planet details.
  • Use the planetary variety as a guide for pacing your clicks.

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Soundtrack

A “banging soundtrack” accompanies the gameplay, reinforcing the narrative sci‑fi clicker vibe. The music is highlighted as a notable feature.

The soundtrack accompanies the clicks and launches, reinforcing the game’s narrative sci‑fi clicker vibe.

  • Adjust volume to match the tempo of your clicking for better rhythm.
  • Compare the soundtrack’s style to other indie clickers for contrast.

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Supported Platforms

SPACEPLAN runs on Windows and macOS, with no Linux support listed. This defines where players can experience the game.

The single‑player mode and family‑sharing feature are available across the supported platforms.

  • Check your OS compatibility before purchase.
  • Use family sharing to let multiple accounts access the game on the same platform.

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    QUICK ANSWERS

    SPACEPLAN FAQ

    What input method does SPACEPLAN use?

    The game relies on manual clicks and the passage of time to create and launch items.

    How many planets can I explore?

    You can reveal secrets on five planets that exist across two different realities.

    Is the game available on Linux?

    No, the listed platforms include Windows and macOS only; Linux is not supported.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.