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They're Really Cute | A Planet of Mine | Lunacy Gameplay, No Commentary

About: A Planet of Mine is a mini procedural 4X. Starting from a single and unique planet, survive, gather and combine resources, develop your technologies and start the conquest of space. Release Date: 10 Dec, 2019 Developer/s: Tuesday Quest Publisher/s: Tuesday Quest Link/s Here: Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/11... Tag/s: #Lunacy #LunesLunacy #Playlist #Playlists #NoCommentary #Gameplay #Playthrough #Steam #APlanetofMine #TuesdayQuest Music Used: It can only be heard when silent No.6 In My Dreams by Esther Abrami from YouTube Audio Library. Temporal Modulator by Lunacy WARNING: This video may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised. Remembrance: 00:00 The Glitchy Intro 00:06 A Planet of Mine by Tuesday Quest 27:36 The Glitchy Outro Channel Comment Guidelines: To maintain a welcoming community, comments that violate these rules will be removed, and repeat offenders may be blocked. Be respectful: no name-calling, slurs, or personal attacks. No harassment or hate speech—avoid targeting anyone. No links or self-promotion unless I’ve given you the green light. Honor pronouns: if someone shares theirs, use them—and correct with a quick “oops, meant they” if needed. Stay on topic: share fan theories, ask questions, chat about the game, and celebrate what you love! Thanks for joining Lunacy—let’s keep it kind, creative, and fun! Note/s: Intro Music Used: Something is Going On by Godmode from YouTube Audio Library. Outro Music Used: Blue Dream by Cheel from YouTube Audio Library. Sound or music may be choppy, glitched, replaced, muted, lowered, or delayed to avoid Copyright Issues. The quality of the video was achieved using the maker's available equipment. Some parts may lag, glitch, or freeze. All cellular phone games are recorded by default by the Screen Recorder. Recording videos was done with the help of OBS Studio, developed by Hugh "Jim" Bailey and community volunteers. OBS Studio (formerly Open Broadcaster Software or OBS, for short) is a free, open-source, cross-platform screencasting and streaming app. It is available for Windows, macOS, Linux distributions, and BSD. Link: https://obsproject.com/