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Sorry about the long delay to reply.  :(

The link for planetlife.space is right on https://crede.itch.io/planet under the Download button.  "ATTENTION: People report that they lose their progress when playing the game here. This is due to an issue with the way itch.io handles the state in the game. If you want to avoid this, play the game from here: https://planetlife.space/"

(So you didn't tell me personally, it's just hanging out there.)

(I did... and haven't had time to play it in a over month, and I miss it.  I keep wanting to find out more about Derek, Burger's, and their friends' adventures!  It was only a small time I got to play it at the appropriate link, but so far it seemed to be working just fine. )

Thank you for the heads up ^-^

First off, let me say I really enjoy the quirkiness of this game, it is so fun!

However, I think I have run into an issue.

I first discovered Planet Life the other week on coolmathgames.  Prompted me to finally make an account there after a few years.  I was  tired of losing progress on games. (Well it turns out I misunderstood what exactly was saved there.)  And long story short, I lost progress there again (entirely my fault. And I see from the comment section here that the export function was glitchy there even when it was an option.)

So I searched to see where the game was available elsewhere.  I was pleased to see all the options! ^_^ 

So following the advice you gave here, I clicked the link and it took me to planetlife.space .  I noticed in the beginning of the game that the dialogue seemed a tiny bit different. Interesting, I liked the original quirkyness too.  But then I started noticing no treasure chests in the dungeons.  Even though the bit here on itch is saying it's the updated version, I quickly began to come to the conclusion that it's in fact an earlier version. (I restarted/reloaded it just to test it.)

So, off to try christianlaumark.dk/PlanetLife/ by pasting it into the address bar, and start the game for a fourth time.  And voila, updated version with export and import functionality.

It's neat being able to see the game in its earlier form, and the .space is a neat address, but I don't know if you want to edit the links, or switch the coding, but I thought I'd give you a heads up that was happening in case you didn't know.

By the way, I really appreciate you shrinking the game display later on to fit to screen!  Less scrolling is much appreciated.

Thank you very much for making such a fun game and sharing it!

Sincerely, Winter