myDream Universe - Galaxy creation & exploration

myDream Universe is a sandbox space simulation game that allows players to create their own dream galaxy at any time and in any way they choose.

Begin with a small asteroid and absorb other asteroids to form a solar system.

Explore the roaming sandbox universe and uncover wandering planets or solar systems. Your solar system has the potential to earn GP and mass. GP is crucial for developing your system and can be easily accumulated by exploring the universe and getting close to other planets.

Mass is vital in the universe, as the largest mass planets have the capability to eliminate those of smaller mass. Therefore, it's essential to seek out smaller mass planets to absorb while maintaining a distance from more massive planets to ensure survival.

Mass can also be found throughout the universe; simply roam around to discover asteroids and absorb them to enhance your planets.

This game primarily emphasizes the development and growth of your solar system. The process of absorbing mass can be gradual and requires patience. Once your sun accumulates a sufficient mass, it can evolve into a neutron star or black hole.

To allow you freedom in constructing your ideal solar system, we offer a total of 100 save slots, enabling you to create up to 100 distinct solar systems.

Develop your solar system and enjoy crafting your galaxy.

Explore Sandbox Planets, create your own solar system, galaxy, and universe.

You can also play on the web.

Cosmic Playground Architect: Finding Zen While Building Galaxies

myDream Universe transformed idle stargazing into a profound act of celestial creation, letting me sculpt the cosmos one asteroid at a time. What begins as gently nudging a humble space rock soon becomes an addictive dance of cosmic ballet: drifting through an endless, beautifully minimalist starfield, seeking out lonely asteroids to absorb with a satisfying gobble. The thrill lies in the delicate balance – nurturing your growing planet like a gardener while constantly scanning for threats and opportunities. My heart raced spotting a colossal rogue planet hurtling nearby, forcing me to dart away into the void, survival instinct kicking in. 

Patiently accruing Mass feels deeply rewarding, each new layer turning your speck into a recognizable world, then a star, radiating its own light. That first supernova – triggered by my own sun reaching critical Mass – was breathtaking, collapsing into a pitch-black singularity hungry for nearby worlds. With 100 save slots, I became a cosmic polymath: crafting minimalist asteroid belts, engineering unstable binary star systems, and meticulously arranging peaceful stellar neighborhoods, savoring the serene soundscape of celestial hums and deep-space drones. It's digital astro-sandbox therapy, blending tranquil expansion with thrilling cosmic-scale consequences.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) from a Creator's Perspective:

Q: Does absorbing Mass feel grindy? How long until I get a star/black hole?

A: It’s purposefully paced, not grindy. Early absorption is quick for asteroids. Stars require significant, patient Mass accrual (perhaps 15-30 min focused play). Black holes demand serious commitment. The zen is in the journey.

Q: How dangerous are large planets? Is losing progress common?

A: VERY dangerous! Large planets/masses aggressively pull you in. Get caught? Game over for that system (but saved slots protect others!). Stay vigilant – losing systems teaches valuable space-survival instincts.

Q: Can I customize systems visually or just through Mass absorption?

A: It's physics-driven, not purely cosmetic. Planet/star size, color (dictated by temperature/stage), and gravitational pull are direct results of Mass and evolution. Your design lies in placement, scale, and avoiding collisions.

Q: How does finding GP ("Growth Points") work? Is exploring tedious?

A: GP is gained passively by existing near other large masses or exploring deep space (roaming away from your system). It’s not tedious – exploration feels like drifting through a calming nebula painting, discovering hidden planets you might later avoid... or absorb!

Q: What’s the use of 100 save slots?

A: Experiment wildly! Dedicate slots to specific themes: “Tiny Solar System,” “Neutron Star Collider,” “Black Hole Trap,” or “Peaceful Dust Nebula.” See how different evolutionary paths play out without destroying previous creations.

Q: Is this multiplayer? Can I see other players' systems?

A: No multiplayer. It’s a purely personal, single-player cosmic sandbox. The “roaming planets” you find are procedurally generated, not built by others.

Q: Does the web version sync progress with mobile?

A: Typically not. myDream Universe is usually a standalone app/game per platform (mobile or web). Your saved solar systems are stored locally on the device/browser you create them on.

Q: What’s the goal? Is there an "end"?

A: There’s no fixed endpoint beyond your own curiosity. The core loop is absorbing, evolving, and creating stable/interesting systems. The “end” might be creating a stable galaxy of your favorite creations across 100 slots or witnessing the ultimate fate of your largest star systems.

Q: Is the game relaxing or stressful?

A: It’s uniquely both. Drifting and absorbing small masses is deeply relaxing. Suddenly encountering a colossal, gravity-warping mass and fighting its pull? Utterly thrilling! It offers dynamic shifts in pace.