Exploration Planet: Build Interstellar City | Steam Release

The Steam version of the planet exploration simulation game “Exploration Planet” owned by Kairosoft, a well-known simulation management game developer, has been officially released. This game will take players to the unknown universe and challenge them to build the most prosperous interstellar city in the universe.

In “Exploring Planet”, the player’s main task is to open up abandoned land and build various shops and bases to create a comfortable living environment for immigrants. In addition to common livelihood facilities such as “convenience stores” and “parks”, players can also build “takoyaki shops” and “cinema” to attract space tourists. Through the configuration and combination of different facilities, the multiplier effect can also be exerted to greatly increase the charm index of the city.

Cultivate elite pilots to fight alien monsters

During the development process, you will inevitably encounter local indigenous monsters. In order to defend their homeland, players need to invest resources to strengthen their fighter jets and improve their pilots’ combat effectiveness through rigorous training. Interestingly, if players can establish a deep friendship with monsters in battle, they may even have the opportunity to achieve peaceful coexistence in the future, and use the power of monsters to hold large-scale outdoor activities, thereby driving tourism revenue on the planet.

The shooting combat part of this game adopts an efficient automatic driving system. Players do not need complicated operations. They only need to sit in the command center as the commander and formulate tactical strategies to lead the troops to victory. This game was officially launched on the Steam platform on January 7, 2026, priced at 1,280 yen, equivalent to approximately NT$282.

Cairo Game’s mascot “Kaiiro-kun” also shared his special remarks:“Happy New Year, I am Cairo-kun, and I would like to ask for your guidance this year. In order to create the best planet city in the universe, please support the Steam version of “Exploratorium”. As for me, I am getting ready to go out and enjoy all-you-can-eat carrots. Please continue to add the game to your wish list for support.”

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