Start With One Tiny Magnet

One discarded magnet. One lonely paperclip. A whole world of metal waiting to be pulled apart.

Magnet to Planet is a cozy incremental game about attracting, attaching, and accumulating everything magnetic. Begin on a cluttered desk, build an increasingly chaotic mass of metal, generate magnetic energy, and grow from a tiny magnet toward something much, much bigger.

Attract. Snap. Stack.

Move your magnet through the environment and pull nearby metal objects toward you.

Objects slide, and snap into place with satisfying feedback. Every object attaches from the direction it approaches, while new objects stack outward against those already collected.

What begins with a few paperclips gradually becomes a strange, unwieldy, and surprisingly powerful magnetic clump.

Turn Metal Into Magnetic Energy

Every attached object contributes to your growth.

Use the magnetic energy you generate to strengthen your abilities, improve your efficiency, attract objects from farther away, and unlock systems that gradually automate parts of your progression.

The stronger you become, the faster the environment begins to disappear into your growing magnetic mass.

Experiment With Your Growth

Choose how to develop your magnet through upgrades and interconnected systems.

Focus on stronger attraction, faster generation, greater capacity, improved efficiency, or automation. Different choices change how quickly your clump grows and how you interact with the objects around you.

From Desk Magnet to Planet

Your surroundings will not stay small forever.

Progress through increasingly larger scales, discover new kinds of objects, and watch an ordinary magnet transform into a massive world of compressed metal.

Start with a paperclip.

End with a planet.

Features

• Attraction, collision, snapping, and stacking creates a chaotic mass of metallic objects

• Active movement combined with incremental and idle progression

• A growing physical clump made from individually attached objects

• Magnetic energy, upgrades, resource management, and automation

• Distinct objects to attract and discover

• Cozy, colourful pixel-art environments

• Relaxing single-player progression with no combat

• A journey from tiny desk-scale beginnings toward planetary growth