Comments on: Planet Spin Color Matching Rotating Game https://plays.org/planet-spin/ Wed, 21 Apr 2021 22:59:30 +0000 hourly 1 By: Saving Your Child Against Online Gaming Hazards – TWENTEEN MOM https://plays.org/planet-spin/#comment-238 Tue, 20 Apr 2021 14:24:48 +0000 https://plays.org/?p=1378#comment-238 […] A small child will explore beyond the parameters of what he’s allowed to explore. All gadgets and gaming consoles today come with family safety settings. Think of the age and maturity of your child and the games they’re asking to play. Also consider the gaming device that your child will use. Are the safety settings in place? Are the games at par with his level of maturity? Do they help you set appropriate boundaries with regards to the types of games allowed and who they’re allowed to associate with. Furthermore, explain to your child about appropriate gaming, which are approprite and which are not. Another example of an appropriate online game for kids is the Planet Spin Color Matching Rotating Game, also from plays.org/planet-spin. […]

]]> By: Joey https://plays.org/planet-spin/#comment-226 Tue, 20 Apr 2021 08:08:24 +0000 https://plays.org/?p=1378#comment-226 Your goal is to preserve the spinning rocky planet by dropping the meteors on the side of the same color. Each time a meteor lands elsewhere, your planet starts to crack. When a meteor does land on the appropriate location, it helps repair the cracked planet. This gameplay mechanic can help extend each playthrough.

Moving the planet is the hardest part of the game. As the meteors strike their color, this part of the planet grows. The planet’s spin is difficult to control. It can be challenging to respond fast when several meteors show up at once. This is a game that will leave you on your toes.

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