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Subscribe to our newsletter On paper, merging No Man's Sky and Minecraft is an easy pitch.

It's no surprise, then, that a Kickstarter for a game doing just that has completely smashed its goals, earning over six times the original target.The game is PlanetSmith, a sandbox RPG set on spherical planets that are procedurally generated.

"Explore alien planets, build anything you can imagine, fight dangerous creatures, and seamlessly launch into space to continue your adventure across a living solar system," reads the blurb.The description goes on to point out that your excavating and exploration can "reshape entire landscapes." The worlds are malleable to your desires, and they'll change as you impact their makeup ## Editor's Note What do you think about this news? Share your thoughts below! Source: [GamesRadar+](https://www.gamesradar.com/games/survival/sandbox-rpg-dev-spends-5-years-combining-no-mans-sky-with-minecraft-in-voxel-survival-game-where-the-world-is-a-planet-in-a-solar-system-with-seamless-space-travel-smashes-kickstarter-goal-in-3-hours/)