Autocraft

Autocraft

Alientrap · 2017 · Sandbox, Simulation, Building, Indie, Physics

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About Autocraft

Create, Collect, and Crash in Autocraft, a physics destruction puzzle/sandbox from the creators of Apotheon and Capsized.

CREATE your own cars, rockets, tanks, planes, boats, and robots.
COLLECT mineral ore from across the galaxy. Explore unique worlds and unlock new Sandbox parts.
CRASH everything! Learn from your mistakes as you try to perfect your creation. Attach weapons to wreak havoc.
  • 37 Challenge levels and many ways to beat each one!
  • Over 100+ different vehicle parts for you to build with: Rocket Thrusters, Missile Launchers, Cannons, Propellers, Boosters, Wheels, Hoverpads, Joints and Rotators, Wings, Pistons, Balloons, Antigravity engines, Jettisons, Pullys, Buzzsaws, Drills, and many, many more
  • Download our premade creations in the Sandbox. Coming soon you'll be able to share your creations online and try some of the vehicles other players are making.
  • Use the wiring system to tweak how each individual part of your vehicle works to make your creation do exactly what you want.

What Steam players say

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

Not recommended Jan 31, 2025
This game is horrible. Boring like you wouldn't believe. I wish I could get my money back.
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Recommended Apr 25, 2026
Autocraft, developed and published by Alientrap, is a construction-focused sandbox puzzle game that revolves around creativity, experimentation, and the unpredictable nature of physics-driven design. It places players in a series of compact, self-contained environments and challenges them to build functional vehicles capable of reaching specific objectives. While the premise is simple, the experience quickly becomes a blend of problem-solving and improvisation, where success depends on how well players can translate ideas into working machines. The core of the game lies in its building system, which is designed to be intuitive and flexible. Players are given a selection of modular parts—wheels, engines, wings, thrusters, and more—and are free to assemble them into whatever configuration they believe will work. The system avoids excessive complexity, making it approachable even for those who are not familiar with engineering-style games. At the same time, it offers enough depth to allow for a wide range of solutions, from straightforward ground vehicles to more elaborate flying contraptions. This balance between accessibility and creative freedom is one of the game’s strongest qual…
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Not recommended Feb 17, 2025
I'm torn about Autocraft. Its vibrant, low poly visuals and soothing music initially caught my eye, and I enjoyed the freedom to build creative vehicles to solve puzzles. However, after a while, I found the game became repetitive and felt unfinished. It seems the developers have stopped updating, leaving minimal content. I truly believe the game had potential, but in its current state, it falls short of being a complete, engaging experience.
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Recommended Jun 30, 2026
i love this game so MUCH!!!!!!!
Not recommended Feb 26, 2026
abandonware.
Not recommended Aug 20, 2025
I haven't touched this game for 7 years. I got this game because I saw Jacksepticeye play it on his channel. I really enjoyed the community creations and making my own machines but that's really where the game ends content wise, I see it was never finished or updated so after completing most of the game I lost interest quickly due to it becoming extremely repetitive. Nostalgia wise, play it if you have it! That will only get you so far tho. (I racked up hours by accidentally leaving it open on my old ass laptop at a hotel)

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