You guys should read the first post of this topic before calling an atmosphere breathable. You forgot to take the SO2 into account, its pressure has to be below 5.10^-6 at worst, and below 1.10^-6 to be comfortable.

I generally ignore SO2 as SE seems to have far too much of it in the first place.

That is because it is. It is supposed to be. Truly marine planets like Earth are quite rare due to the narrow bulk makup required for them. Nature tends towards global oceans or dry to lakey terras rather than marine worlds. That said, however, they are not to hard to find with the correct filter ...

There doesn't seem to be much point to the  lacustrine classification when most of them look indistinguishable from arid worlds.

Lacustrine planets are also currently bugged but trust me they are supposed to have shallow seas which can get quite wide at times.

Here you go.
RS 3364-491-8-8380335-546 2

Stellarator , The CO2 is low enough (barely) and he has the temperature in Farenheight so the planet is actually only slightly warmer than Earth at 23C. The Oxygen is enough but again barely and most people would struggle. So this planet has a breathable atmosphere but it would certainly not be ...

technoDaleks,
The hydrosphere tab is only accessible if a planet has a surface hydrosphere.

H2O is inert and breathable and doesn't matter so long as there is O2 present and CO2 as far as I remember can get up to .02Atm before you notice it.  That planet has .005885Atm of CO2 so it is fine.

I have found plenty.  Most living terra's have breathable atmospheres given the pressure is low enough.  Here is one.
RS 3364-1826-7-1064983-1045 5

Not sure if it is needed with how common breathable atmospheres are now.

Well I mean the atmosphere is thick. Of course it will be hazy and difficult to see through.

Becky found a thicc planet.

Pardon my ignorance but what is "99"?

SE version 0.990.  It is the one currently in development.

Yeah, asteroids have material composition now.  They are all just listed as asteroids no matter the composition, however.

1) Things bought on steam are linked to your account on it so you can download any game from steam on any PC so long as you have steam installed on the PC's you want to use.

2) I've only ever used my credit card directly on steam.  You can use Paypal on steam if you want, however.

25280 Thanks HD, so there will be two versions if I understand correctly?
Where did you get that idea from?
Found it, it's here!
https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/7ts7dx/will_version_090_and_on_be_paid/
0.990 which will be released on steam will be paid for while the free version on ...