Aren’t sure about how to get all secret planets in Solar Smash? Then, we have you covered. Solar Smash is a planet destruction simulator, where players can destroy entire planets with the help of weapons like nuclear missiles, lasers, and more.
Apart from all the regular planets, there are some secret planets in Solar Smash, and if you aren’t sure what they are, here’s a look at every secret planet along with how to unlock it in Solar Smash.
How to Get All Secret Planets in Solar Smash
There are a total of eight secret planets and here’s how to get all secret planets in Solar Smash.
Flat Earth
Flat earthers rejoice, Solar Smash has a secret planet called Flat Earth which can be unlocked. In order to unlock flat earth, simply set the laser to “5” and use it to get rid of the upper and lower parts of the planet. When only the middle part is left, hit the reset button and you’ll get Flat Earth as a target.
Cube Earth
The Cube Earth aka what Earth would be if we were in a Minecraft world just looks surreal floating in the emptiness of space. To unlock the Cube Earth, go to your grid settings and set the X, Y, and Z values to the middle, then lower each axis by one notch.
Then, destroy the remaining of the Earth. Since everything inside the blue grid is protected, you can go all-in with your destruction business. Make sure that the cube is as flat as possible. Once you have the perfect cube, reset the planet, and you will get Cube Earth.
Donut Earth
If flat or cube earth isn’t your cup of tea, then there’s even a donut earth planet in Solar Smash. The step for unlocking Donut Earth is somewhat similar to flat earth. Simply get rid of the top and bottom parts, but also create a hole in the middle. Then, cut out a circle in the middle of the Earth and hit restart. That’s it, you will have your Donut Earth.
Ghost World
Ghost World can be unlocked by attacking Earth with a million blasts. Head over to the monster tab and choose the purple ghost weapon. Then, start blowing up Earth. When you see an achievement notification for punching the Earth to bits, that means you have unlocked the Ghost Planet.
Snowman
Solar Smash takes the weird planet thing to a whole another level with a giant snowman planet. To unlock the snowman, use the Freeze Ray and cover the entirety of Earth with ice. Once the whole planet is covered under a thick sheet of ice, reset the planet. Now, you will be able to select snowman from the Unknown System category.
Trick-or-Treat
If Halloween is your thing and you ever wanted to turn earth into a giant pumpkin, your wish has been fulfilled. To get the trick-or-treat planet, use the Planet Killer which is found in the UFO tab, the second weapon from the top. Then, fire it anywhere on Earth. The beam will warm up the core of the Earth, causing it to explode after a few seconds.
Now, you will need to time this part right. You will need to wait until the Earth is about to explode and when the Earth has turned almost bright orange, hit reset. If you time it right, you’ll unlock Trick or Treat.
Gingerbread Man
To unlock the Gingerbread Man planet, use the Planet Killer on the Snowman. After some time, the Snowman will start to glow bright orange. Once this happens, you should see the Planet Killer probe teleport away. Now, reset the planet, and you will have unlocked the Gingerbread Man planet in Solar Smash. Similar to Trick or Treat, this requires some precision and timing.
Blockworld
The last secret planet in Solar Smash is Blockworld. To unlock the Blockworld planet, you will first need to get the Cube Earth secret planet.
Then, select Cube Earth and fire a Healing Missile at it, which can be selected by pressing the unique box for it next to the other weapons. Healing Missiles emit a green, regenerative mist upon contact that lingers for a while. While the mist is on the Cube Earth, hit reset. And you will unlock the Blockworld planet.
That’s everything about how to get all secret planets in Solar Smash. For more tips and guides, be sure to search for Twinfinite. As always, feel free to peruse the relevant links below.
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