Farewell Planet
Drama
Adventure
A planet with nobody on it. A village of machines who thought they were human. The last machine still 'alive' - a child - borrows the bodies of the other villagers and says farewell to each of them by fulfilling their last wishes.
4 May, 2019
21 Jun, 2026
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A planet with nobody on it. A village of machines who thought they were human. The last machine still 'alive' - a child - borrows the bodies of the other villagers and says farewell to each of them by fulfilling their last wishes.
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PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, Android, iOS
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4 May, 2019
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Single player
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Drama
Genres:
Adventure
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tokoronyori
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