The hop from Steam and PC to console is a milestone that many indie games dream of. And for the developers of a certain open world terraforming game, it’s one that they’re finally able to make. Miju Games‘s highly acclaimed The Planet Crafter has received ports to PlayStation 5, XBOX Series X|S and Game Pass. It costs $23.99 USD on the PlayStation and Microsoft Store.

With its unique premise and interesting gameplay, Planet Crafter has sold millions of copies world-wide for a reason:

“The Planet Crafter is the rare survival game that swaps zombies and gunfire for something far more uplifting: building an entire world fit for human habitation. Dropped onto a hostile planet with little more than basic tools and a desperate mission to survive, players must transform barren wastelands into thriving ecosystems by creating oxygen, raising atmospheric pressure, melting ice caps, opening new caves, tunnels, and regions to explore, and eventually bringing life itself to the surface. What begins as a lonely fight for survival slowly evolves into one of the genre’s most satisfying gameplay loops, with every machine built and every breakthrough visibly reshaping the planet around you in real time.”

Commenting on their games success, Miju Games co-founders Amélie and Brice said:

“When we started, we were just two people in the south of France… Today, now with a team of seven, and two million terraformers later, we’re landing on consoles. What an amazing adventure, all thanks to our amazing community!”

You can watch the whole trailer for the Planet Crafter console release below.