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Currencies - Version 7 vs Version 8
Oct 6, 2026, 05:45 PM
Updated Final Beta features and dated test details
Oct 6, 2026, 06:13 PM
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11Overview22Petit Planet uses several distinct currencies and exchange tokens. Each one serves a different part of the daily loop: the primary trading currency, an achievement-style points pool, a Neighbor-gifting token, a museum-donation voucher, and a fuel cell for Starsea Voyage.44Currency Table66CurrencyEarned BySpent OnDoughSelling crops from Farming, selling fish from Fishing, completing Neighbor quests, and selling crafted goods back to Glenn's shop.Seeds, furniture, clothing, and rare goods sold by Glenn. Most everyday purchases are priced in Dough.LoomiCompleting daily and achievement tasks tracked in the Footprints tab.The Loomi Mart store for clothing, Lumia batteries for Starsea Voyages, and special cosmetic items unavailable for Dough.PuffballsEarned through Neighbor interactions and gifting events.Special Neighbor-themed items and gifting-related exchanges.Omni VouchersDonating settled creatures from the Eco-Tank to the Omni-Gallery curated by Mors.Items at the Giftarium that cannot be bought with Dough or Loomi.Lumia BatteryPurchased with Loomi, up to a daily cap of two batteries.Fueling Starsea Voyages. Each voyage consumes one battery on departure.Bazaar JelliesTaking part in Galactic Bazaar activities, especially the Decadanza Dance-A-Thon rhythm game.Bazaar cosmetics: musical tiles, emotes, instruments, eye-color options, and Hat-Trick Magic Tickets.88Dough99Dough is the primary trade currency. Selling crops, fish, and crafted items to Glenn earns Dough, and most furniture, clothing, and seed purchases require it. Selling prices are modest: most everyday items sell back for 20 to 30 Dough, while Glenn's stock costs anywhere from 500 to 15,000 Dough per item, including rare daily-rotation goods. The price gap means most of a player's early Dough comes from completing Neighbor quests rather than basic gathering.1111Loomi1313Loomi works like an achievement-points system. The Footprints tab tracks small daily and milestone tasks (water crops, catch a new fish, complete a Neighbor friendship rank), and each completion awards Loomi. The Loomi Mart sells clothing, decor, and the Lumia Battery used to fuel Starsea Voyages. Because Loomi is gated by daily tasks rather than time spent gathering, it functions as a separate progression track and tends to fund the multiplayer side of the game.1515Puffballs1717Puffballs are a Neighbor-focused currency tied to gifting and friendship interactions. They are rarer than Dough or Loomi and primarily circulate around Neighbor-themed items and events. Players accumulate Puffballs through gifting milestones and Neighbor activities rather than direct sales.1919Omni Vouchers2121Omni Vouchers are earned by donating fish, bugs, shellfish, and other small creatures from the Eco-Tank to the Mors-run Omni-Gallery. Each settled creature pays out a small voucher amount, which builds up into a separate spending pool at the Giftarium. The Omni-Gallery effectively turns the Fishing and bug-catching loop into a stable currency drip on top of the per-fish sale price.2323Lumia Battery2525The Lumia Battery is technically a consumable, but it functions as a currency for Starsea Voyages. A battery is consumed to launch a voyage and covers at least two Islets at first, with vehicle upgrades stretching that to roughly three or four per trip. Batteries are earned by ranking up a Neighbor's Planette or bought with Loomi from a shop that carries a limited daily stock, and each purchase costs more than the last. That escalating price is one of the main reasons to grind Footprint tasks.2727Bazaar Jellies2929Bazaar Jellies are the social-hub currency, earned from activities at the Galactic Bazaar rather than from work on the player's own planet. The Decadanza Dance-A-Thon is the main source, awarding Jellies for keeping up with the rhythm. Players spend Jellies on cosmetic rewards tied to the Bazaar: musical tiles to decorate the planet, emotes and reactions, permanently owned instruments, eye-color customization, and extra Hat-Trick Magic Tickets for the lucky-draw wheel. Keeping Jellies separate from Dough and the planet currencies means time spent socializing carries its own distinct rewards.3131No Real-Money Currency in Beta3333The Coziness Test and Stardrift Test builds did not include a gacha or premium-currency system. The Final Beta subsequently published version 0.95 Starsea Call and Production rules. The global Final Beta still has no in-game purchases, and the live game's final monetization model has not been announced.3535Curio Resources in Version 0.953737Starsea Call uses Curio Sea Whistles for the seasonal Galactic Dreamseeker, Astral Dreamseeker and Floradise Curios. Duplicate clothing converts to Curio Cloth, while duplicate Floradise furniture converts to Curio Blocks. The two redemption resources carry over to later seasons.3939Clothing Production awards Yarn for Cloud Waltz items in Seasonal Goods. Furniture Production awards Blocks for Sprouting Star furniture. Yarn and Blocks also carry over to the next season. The published rules distinguish Curio Blocks from the Blocks used in Furniture Production.4141The public disclosures give probabilities and redemption rules. They do not establish how every input resource is earned, a real-money price, or the final-release business model.
