Lagario 3: Órbita · Player guide
All planets in Lagario 3
Lagario 3 has 29 planets to fly as. Nine are yours from the start, and the other 20 unlock as you level up or earn achievements, including the Órbita exoplanets Kepler-16b, 51 Pegasi b and TRAPPIST-1e.
How unlocking planets works
- Level up. Every life earns XP for the mass you reach, the planets you devour and the time you stay alive. Achievements, daily missions and Collapse placements pay XP too. Fourteen planets unlock at set levels, from level 2 up to level 28.
- Earn achievements. Six planets are the reward for a specific achievement, such as winning a round of Collapse. See all achievements, daily missions and levels.
- Pick your planet. In the main menu, open your profile (the button with your level), go to the Planets tab and press Use. Locked planets show what unlocks them, for example “Level 12” or “Achievement: Ignition”.
- See what's next. Your profile and the death screen show the next planet a level-up will unlock, like “Next planet: Magma at level 10”.
Planet names are the same in English and Portuguese in the game. Many are Portuguese (the game started in Brazil in 2018), so the English meaning is shown under the name. The coloured circles on this page are colour swatches taken from each planet's palette. In the game every planet has its own animated, spinning surface.
Starting planets (9)
These are free from your first game. The first eight come from the name list of the original 2018 prototype.
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Vênus
VenusGolden sand colours under thick, streaky clouds.
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Terra
EarthBlue oceans, green continents, white polar caps and wisps of cloud.
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Marte
MarsRusty red rock covered in craters.
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Júpiter
JupiterA gas giant striped in tan, brown and cream bands, with a reddish storm spot.
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Saturno
SaturnPale gold bands and a set of golden rings.
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Urano
UranusPale cyan ice with faint cracks, and rings.
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Netuno
NeptuneDeep blue gas bands with a storm spot.
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Plutão
PlutoBeige and brown ice with a bright pale patch.
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2018
A tribute to the prototypeA flat disc with a line trail, just like the original 2018 prototype. Its colour is random, picked for each player.
Planets unlocked by level (14)
Reaching level L takes 60 × (L − 1)² XP in total, so each tag below also shows the total XP you need. Level 2 comes after a life or two.
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Lua
The MoonGrey rock pitted with craters.
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Mercúrio
MercuryBrownish-grey rock covered in craters.
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Io
Jupiter's volcanic moonSulphur yellow, split by glowing orange-red lava cracks.
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Europa
Jupiter's icy moonWhite ice criss-crossed by reddish-brown cracks.
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Titã
Titan, Saturn's largest moonA hazy orange world wrapped in clouds.
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Kepler-22b
A teal ocean world with pale green land and white poles.
The real Kepler-22b was the first planet NASA's Kepler mission confirmed in the habitable zone of a Sun-like star.
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Magma
A near-black crust split by glowing orange lava.
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Tóxico
ToxicA gas planet in acid-green bands.
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55 Cancri e
Icy-blue crystal, cut into glinting gem facets.
The real 55 Cancri e is a hot super-Earth that circles its star in less than a day.
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Ametista
AmethystViolet ice with lilac rings.
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TRAPPIST-1e
A deep blue ocean world with rust-red land under a pinkish glow.
The real TRAPPIST-1e is one of seven Earth-sized planets orbiting the small red dwarf TRAPPIST-1, about 40 light-years away.
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Sol
The SunA yellow-orange star that shines on its own, with a glowing corona.
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Aurora
A dark icy world with animated curtains of green and violet aurora at both poles.
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Nebulosa
NebulaGlowing pink and blue gas and dust lanes on deep purple, sprinkled with stars.
Planets unlocked by achievements (6)
Each of these unlocks the moment you earn its achievement. Your level doesn't matter.
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Neon
A dark synthwave world wrapped in glowing magenta and cyan grid lines.
How to unlock: Last one standing: win a round of Collapse.
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Anã Branca
White dwarfA blazing blue-white star with fine, tight granulation. It glows on its own.
How to unlock: Ignition: reach 5,000 mass and ignite like a star.
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Núcleo de Ferro
Iron coreBrushed grey metal plates, with seams and rivets.
How to unlock: Gravity slingshot: feed a black hole until it launches (7 ejections).
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Pulsar
A blinding blue-white neutron star with hot magnetic poles and beams. It spins faster than any other planet.
How to unlock: Supergiant: reach 10,000 mass.
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Kepler-16b
A gas giant in muted lavender bands, with rings.
How to unlock: Cosmic carousel: complete 25 orbits.
The real Kepler-16b orbits a pair of stars, so it has two suns.
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51 Pegasi b
A dark, scorched crust with glowing orange cracks.
How to unlock: Gravity assist: use gravity to fly at 2× your top speed.
The real 51 Pegasi b, found in 1995, was the first planet discovered orbiting a Sun-like star.
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