Mighty Milky Way for Nintendo 3DS

About Mighty Milky Way for Nintendo 3DS

Mighty Milky Way stars Luna, a cheerful heroine travelling through deep space with her robot companion and a very unusual talent. She can create small planets from nothing, then use their pull to travel between them. A giant dinosaur named T Rex chases her across the galaxy for reasons that stay delightfully silly, and every stage is a fresh corner of space packed with stars to collect and dangers to dodge. The bright art and playful music give the whole trip a light and joyful mood from the very start to the final chase.

Each stage asks you to think before you move. You place a planet, let its gravity grab Luna, then launch her toward the next safe spot. Some planets hold fuel, others hide spikes or angry enemies, and timing decides whether a jump lands cleanly or ends in a splash of stardust. New tricks arrive at a steady pace, including planets you can push and paths that bend around obstacles in surprising ways.

Genre	Puzzle
Publisher	WayForward
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2011
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible. The honest way to play now is a physical cartridge from a retailer. Space puzzle fans should expect a small cartridge hunt, since this one lived mostly as a digital release and physical copies are not common at all in shops. Anyone who bought it digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games.

Small planets, big gravity and one very hungry dinosaur make this a space trip worth taking.

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What's inside

• Create your own planets and ride their gravity
• Collect stars across bright and silly space stages
• Outrun a giant dinosaur who never gives up
• Simple controls with clever stage design
• New planet tricks arrive as you travel

Best for

Perfect for puzzle fans who enjoy gravity tricks, bright art and short stages that still make them think hard.