Planet of Lana (2023)
Android · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation 5 · Xbox One · Xbox Series X|S · iOS
3.56 from 236 ratings
825 members have it in their collection · 18 playing now · 366 backlogged · 162 wish listed
How long? Main story 5h · with extras 5h · 100% 5h (from 29 logged playthroughs)
Details
- Developers
- Wishfully
- Publishers
- Thunderful
- Genres
- Adventure, Indie, Platform, Puzzle
- Themes
- Action, Science fiction
- Series
- Planet of Lana
- Events
- Indie Arena Booth Hybrid 2022, The MIX x Kinda Funny: Spring Games Showcase 2024, Indie World Showcase: 2023.11.14, Future Games Show 2022, Gamescom 2022, Day of the Devs 2022, The Game Awards 2021
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- May 23, 2023 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
- Apr 16, 2024 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
- Dec 08, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Android
- Dec 09, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) iOS
Related
Bundled in
- Planet of Lana Collection (Mar 2026) · NSW
Featured in lists
Rating distribution
5 stars
36
4 stars
92
3 stars
80
2 stars
23
1 star
5
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status Sadaharu_TR Jun 5, 2024
Nice little indie cutie pie.
4 hours of calmness and relaxation.
Status Gangreen Aug 15, 2023
Gorgeous visuals. I wish more pixel-art style games would use this kind of visual as it makes the world feel enjoyable to explore. The opening sequences are very well done. This is a great Steam Deck + Xbox Cloud gaming experience.
However, I can already tell I am going to bounce off at some point in the near future as …
Gorgeous visuals. I wish more pixel-art style games would use this kind of visual as it makes the world feel enjoyable to explore. The opening sequences are very well done. This is a great Steam Deck + Xbox Cloud gaming experience.
However, I can already tell I am going to bounce off at some point in the near future as the controls feel a bit sluggish by design; you are controlling a young boy that struggles to climb around. But this doesn’t make it the gameplay feel good and a couple early sequences require some tight timing such that I have to make sure to anticipate the delays between a button press and my moves. It isn’t the streaming because I have played Vampire Survivors on this setup and had no problems before.
Status DJLittleNemo Jul 9, 2023
Superbe jeu à la Limbo, mais en bien moins sombre, décors somptueux, effets de caméra donnant de l'espace ou de la grandeur, un jeu très cinématique avec quelques énigmes pas trop compliquées, et une durée de vie suffisante (5h environ)
Status BMO Jun 13, 2023
Not as thrilled with this as I thought I would be. The game landscapes are very pretty but two things are really pulling me out of this game: 1) very stiff platforming with slow, laborious movements, lacking the fluidity of something like a Playdead game, which I presume is the studio that most influenced Wishfully when developing Planet of Lana …
Read moreNot as thrilled with this as I thought I would be. The game landscapes are very pretty but two things are really pulling me out of this game: 1) very stiff platforming with slow, laborious movements, lacking the fluidity of something like a Playdead game, which I presume is the studio that most influenced Wishfully when developing Planet of Lana, and 2) the type of hollowed out, genericized representation of indigeneity that western studios (composed of what appear to be largely, if not all, white devs) like to use for thematic purposes, in this case to juxtapose the "primitive" against a technological threat. It feels careless and lacking critical reflection.
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Status Scoobydiesel May 29, 2023
Really enjoyed the game as a whole. Reminded me of stuff I’ve loved like Inside/Limbo, Oxenfree and Ori. The first two far more than the later.
The game is beautiful. From the start with the ocean to the mountains and the sky falling…. To the contrasting colors later on. I loved the art design. Even the creatures are pretty fun …
Really enjoyed the game as a whole. Reminded me of stuff I’ve loved like Inside/Limbo, Oxenfree and Ori. The first two far more than the later.
The game is beautiful. From the start with the ocean to the mountains and the sky falling…. To the contrasting colors later on. I loved the art design. Even the creatures are pretty fun even with that slight limited detailing.
Music is fantastic I could see myself putting this on at work.
Gameplay was a fun puzzle platforming game. I went in not knowing anything so I was surprised at some of the upgrades/skill stuff that you get. It’s nothing as deep as Ori but it still keeps you on your feet in a sense.
Wasn’t overly hard at all, quick and peaceful adventure that took me under 7 hours to complete.
Status BMO May 23, 2023
This is out today? I was just going to let Game Pass lapse because there's was nothing sparking my interest, but I think this is supposed to hit Game Pass. MS needs to go a better job populating the "coming soon" section of Game Pass. Maybe this means I should resub? Although, maybe my monthly sub is better spent buying …
Read moreThis is out today? I was just going to let Game Pass lapse because there's was nothing sparking my interest, but I think this is supposed to hit Game Pass. MS needs to go a better job populating the "coming soon" section of Game Pass. Maybe this means I should resub? Although, maybe my monthly sub is better spent buying it on Steam so I can play it hand held.
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