Atrio: The Dark Wild

Atrio: The Dark Wild is a survival automation game developed and published by Isto Inc. that successfully combines factory building, exploration, and narrative-driven progression into a distinctive science-fiction adventure. Instead of focusing on relentless combat, the game encourages players to overcome the harsh environment through intelligent engineering, resource management, and automation. You take control of a disposable android tasked with restoring Station 3, a mission that gradually evolves into an investigation of humanity's disappearance and the strange ecosystem that now dominates the world. This intriguing premise gives purpose to every objective while establishing an atmosphere filled with mystery and quiet tension. The core gameplay revolves around collecting resources and transforming simple survival routines into efficient automated production networks. Gathering materials manually is only the beginning, as new technologies allow players to construct increasingly sophisticated systems that harvest, refine, transport, and manufacture resources with minimal intervention. Building an efficient factory becomes more than a convenience—it is essential for survival. The…

Has its weird quirks, both positive and negative.

Bought in the summer sale. Loved the graphics, good gameplay. Final third felt a little off - but the story was very good. Will watch this team with interest.

Took a moment to get a hold of the game but once you do make sure you're power production is top tier. Cause having everything go out while you're out on the outskirts of your lights is a death sentence

realy good factory builder

basic inventory controls are missing, and most controls cannot be rebinded (displayed as "locked" binds). the only method to handle items in less than the entire stack requires you to press escape and left click, while escape is a universal button to close any menu. both of these binds are locked.