History VideoGame / TastyPlanet

* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Forever'' can feel like this, where it's difficult to get ''even a single star'' out of three when playing casually (or even when you're not). It doesn't help that if you take too long, the time bonus turns into a time ''penalty'' and counts ''against'' your final score.

* CaptainErsatz: In ''Back for Seconds'', the Grey Goo eats "[[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} Monsterzilla]]", which causes the present day to be attacked by some suspiciously similar looking monsters, including a giant gorilla, a giant moth, and a dragon with theee heads.

* BlobMonster

* FrickinLaserBeams: In the Future series of levels in ''Back for Seconds'', we have these not just on Tanks, but Ants, Rats, and Cats.

All games are available on [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, as well as on [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]] and [[AndroidGames Android]].

All games are available on [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, as well as on [[IOSGames iOS]] and [[AndroidGames Android]].

''Tasty Planet'' is a 2006 video game similar to the ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'' line, but with GreyGoo instead of the Katamari ball. You begin as a micrometer-sized bit of experimental GreyGoo bathroom cleaner, eating tiny dust particles, but get free, and continue consuming, growing to eat mice, people, buildings, asteroids, [[PlanetEater the Earth]], ''stars'', a [[SerialEscalation black hole, the entire universe, and finally SPACE AND TIME ITSELF]]. Though it pretty much TastesLikeDiabetes.

Made by Dingo Games.

All games are available on Steam, Apple Store and Android.

More recently, another game in the series came out, called ''Tasty Planet Forever''.

* ApocalypseHow: Class 0, then stepping from Class X through X-4. [[spoiler:And then subverted when your BlobMonster becomes so powerful that in turns into a new Big Bang.]]

''Tasty Planet'' is a 2006 video game similar to the KatamariDamacy line, but with GreyGoo instead of the Katamari ball. You begin as a micrometer-sized bit of experimental GreyGoo bathroom cleaner, eating tiny dust particles, but get free, and continue consuming, growing to eat mice, people, buildings, asteroids, [[PlanetEater the Earth]], ''stars'', a [[SerialEscalation black hole, the entire universe, and finally SPACE AND TIME ITSELF]]. Though it pretty much TastesLikeDiabetes.

Tasty Planet is a 2006 video game similar to the KatamariDamacy line, but with GreyGoo instead of the Katamari ball. You begin as a micrometer-sized bit of experimental GreyGoo bathroom cleaner, eating tiny dust particles, but get free, and continue consuming, growing to eat mice, people, buildings, asteroids, [[PlanetEater the Earth]], ''stars'', a [[SerialEscalation black hole, the entire universe, and finally SPACE AND TIME ITSELF]]. Though it pretty much TastesLikeDiabetes.

* ProtectionMission: In the sequel, you ''allegedly'' have one of these in the Roman series of missions, where you're supposed to protect five Ballistas from Roman Gladiators until you can eat them. But really, all you need it to maximize your meter. Even in you fail to protect them, it's still possible (though not easy) to win even in Timed Mode.

* MarathonLevel: The 3 Endurance levels, the last of which requres 1 hour of concentration to beat.

* VillainProtagonist: Arguably, the grey goo.

* Timed Mission: In the sequel, providing more of a challenge.

* ApocalypseHow -- Class 0, then stepping from Class X through X-4. [[spoiler:And then subverted when your BlobMonster becomes so powerful that in turns into a new Big Bang.]]

* CuteMachines -- It's a blob with cutesy eyes!

* ExtremeOmnivore -- Technically Ultimate Omnivore.

* ShownTheirWork: The Cretaceous levels of "Back For Seconds" avoid AnachronismStew flawlessly, not only with dinosaurs but with mammals and insects as well.

* UnrealisticBlackHole: In Cosmos 4, black holes actually suck in stars (yet for some reason don't suck in the grey goo...).

* MarathonLevel