Adaptory

Adaptory

Stormcloak Games · January 26, 2026 · Simulation, Colony Sim, Base Building, Story Rich, Indie

Buy the Adaptory key for Steam from Eneba at $7.25 — the cheapest of 22 stores we compare.

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Fanatical
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Standard Edition · Steam
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AllYouPlay
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Standard Edition · Steam
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Eneba
Standard Edition · Steam
$7.25
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Driffle INC
Standard Edition · Steam
$8.22
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CJS CD Keys
CJS CD Keys
Standard Edition · Steam
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Kinguin
Standard Edition · Steam
$10.13
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Loaded
Standard Edition · Steam
-50%
$10.69
$21.59
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Gamesporium
Standard Edition · Steam
-20%
$15.99
$19.99
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Playsum
Standard Edition · Steam
-10%
$17.99
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Adaptory price by region

Adaptory costs £6.11 in the United Kingdom, €6.49 in Europe (EUR), $7.25 in the United States, $7.25 in Georgia (USD), CA$17.15 in Canada, A$19.46 in Australia, NZ$23.99 in New Zealand, zł32.27 in Poland and R$39.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Adaptory offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £6.11 −42% £10.55 £6.11 18
Europe (EUR) €6.49 −48% €12.53 €6.49 19
United Statesyour region $7.25 −45% $13.19 $7.25 22
Georgia (USD) $7.25 −27% $9.99 $7.25 19
Canada CA$17.15 −34% CA$17.15 CA$20.79 20
Australia A$19.46 −34% A$19.46 A$23.60 18
New Zealand NZ$23.99 −20% NZ$23.99 NZ$26.99 15
Poland zł32.27 −33% zł47.99 zł32.27 19
Brazil R$39.99 −20% R$39.99 R$45.27 10

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Adaptory

After crash-landing on a deserted planetoid deep in uncharted space, your job is to keep your crew of four distinct explorers alive long enough to figure a way back home. Adaptory combines deep physics-based simulation with base building and discovery. As your team digs below the surface, relationships develop, challenges appear, and rebuilding the ship might eventually take a backseat to unraveling the mysteries of this seemingly dead rock. Each crew member is a distinct individual, generated procedurally at the start of each game. Your goal is to keep them alive: breathing, fed, warm, healthy, and happy. Each explorer has their own set of skills, traits, and opinions they will not hesitate to share with other crew members. Their conversations and diaries are an integral part of the story and the gameplay, helping you figure out how to best utilize their skills in a challenging environment. The crashed ship provides shelter and will keep your crew alive for a time. But to survive, you'll have to build a proper base and form a resilient community capable of facing any dangers. Your crew needs somewhere to sleep, eat, wash, heal, and hang out to keep morale up. Manage temperature, connections, plumbing - and that’s just the beginning. Complexity grows over time. Eventually, you’ll have to automate the base, because while it grows, and so does your list of tasks, your crew size does not. Adaptory runs on sophisticated physics and chemistry systems, simulating gravity, temperature, density, viscosity, and even phase transitions with nearly fifty different materials to learn about and experiment with. Leverage them for your benefit. Need power? Set up a solar panel array to capture sunlight. Or power generators by boiling water with molten rock to generate steam or funnel natural gases to a turbine. But remember: each game is a completely new, procedurally generated experience with unique challenges. Every game comes with unexpected twists and turns. Random meteor showers, solar flares, earthquakes can damage your base - but also provide unexpected opportunities in the form of rare materials or uncovering new veins and artifacts, if your explorers survive them. Even if your base weathers it without a problem, it might push one of your crew members to the breaking point or sever a relationship. How will you adapt and survive? Will you?Adaptory is a self-contained story set in a much larger universe. You will be able to take a peek at it through the crew's diary entries, artefacts you might find deep within the planetoid, system logs, and even random conversations. From the history of your crew's home planet and their deep-space mission to the mystery of what actually happened, piece together a gripping science-fiction tale crafted by award-winning writer Cassandra Tse.
Adaptory is an ambitious game combining base-building, realistic simulations, emergent gameplay, character development, and randomly-generated events, and is being actively developed with regular updates as we approach version 1.0. We will be introducing new systems and mechanics based on your feedback, so please join the Adaptory Discord to get access to early builds and join the community!

Adaptory — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Jun 28, 2026
It's trying to be Rimworld and Oxygen Not Included, and it's nottt really working. I tried to get past the early game so bad. A combination of being unable to get water out of random parts of my base and the air mechanics made my experience more frustrating than anything. There's very little explanation on how to fix things other than "hey this machine does this thing, good luck!" Not to mention the whole "stopped due to pressure" thing. I can't move air out of an area to reduce the pressure because the pressure is too high to move the air. I know it's probably just a skill issue but PLEASE the game does not tell me anything. There's also the building. The resource management is kinda just easy to ignore. It's up in the corner out of sight most of the time, and the only time I notice we don't have the resources is when my people stand still and do nothing. The random events are also very easy to just ignore, especially when you haven't explored most of the map. There is some good. The pathing is great. I never had an issue with the colonists getting stuck that wasn't my fault. Overall, eh. I refunded it.
17 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 13, 2026
[h1]TL;DR[/h1] 6/10: [i]Oxygen Not Included[/i] copycat. It has no achievements, good fun, and huge potential, but it's not there yet. (Potential that will one day raise the score.) The thermodynamics in [i]Adaptory[/i] is enough to drive people of lower levels of insanity totally insane at the time of the writing of this review. [h1]Overview[/h1] Gamer's purgatory. [i]Adaptory[/i] is so much fun yet at the same time so irritating. Just like in [i]Oxygen Not Included[/i], the player builds a sustainable space base before the worst happens. Players will need to disintegrate various minerals to unlock parts of the rock the party is stranded on to not only get to useful items and/or minerals, but also make for harvestable granite, marble, basalt, carbon, iron, and gold to fashion structures and useful items while doing their best to combat the menace of carbon dioxide (and sometimes hydrogen) to establish breathable oxygen to increase the range of how far the survivors can stray from the safe parts of the base. Thermodynamics are also an issue, but much more for the plants that are grown in the base and water turning into ice, and vice-versa. (Luckily everyone can survive tempera…
8 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 4, 2026
Just a non-stop crash-a-thon, virtually unplayable as it stands.
5 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 14, 2026
beware of deceptive devs, doing bait and switch tactics.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 29, 2026
A very detailed colony sim! I was personally a little overwhelmed with all the info but I also don't play these types of games often. To a seasoned base-building colony sim player you will LOVE the detail in this. There's so much to do, and while I was a little lost at first I feel like I could spend many hours in this learning the game and getting very absorbed.
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 30, 2026
Go buy and enjoy Oxygen Not Included instead I hate to be harsh like this but, who thought of the business case of this? This game has nothing better or different to offer, is coming out years later with no fresh ideas and only does half as good of a job on the features of it's predecessor ?!

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