

Autonauts
Denki · 2019 · Programming, Automation, Simulation, Indie, Casual
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About Autonauts
Build and program an army of adorable bots to automate every aspect of colonizing alien planets, from resource gathering to cooking and tailoring. This cozy automation sim blends visual programming, crafting, and settlement management into a uniquely relaxing experience where you watch your creations bring entire civilizations to life.
Free content update for Autonauts available now and includes:
- Settlement Mode - A whole new mode that challenges players to build a Metropolis with only 300 Bots!
- Countless new Bot scripting abilities and refinement updates as requested by players!
- A quick way to share code between Bots with the new-improved Bot Database!
- Upgraded storage transporters to help power up production!
- A dedicated Signs Tab to help get the most from each and every Bot!

Travel the universe colonising uninhabited planets with the sole goal of setting worlds in motion through the power of automation.
Fresh from your spaceship you must harvest stick and stone and begin your colonisation efforts. Create rudimentary crafting items from blueprints and slowly build a number of workerbots to aid in your efforts. Teach and shape their artificial intelligence with a visual programming language, then instruct them to begin the formation of your colony. Marvel as a planet you’ve shaped becomes home to a civilisation of workerbots, happy to do your bidding!
Expand further with the creation of colonists; beings that require your assistance to survive. Push your workerbots further by introducing fishing, cooking, housing, and tailoring and help the colonists into a state of transcendence.

Key Features:
- Playful Programming
Teach your workerbots requisite steps to complete tasks by asking them to repeat actions utilising a visual programming language. Designed to be easy to learn but with added complexity there are numerous possibilities.
- Build an army of bots to automate just about everything in your colony, teach them what to do and expand both their brains and task possibilities with numerous upgrades and options.
- From gathering to building, cooking, fishing, tailoring, farming, animal husbandry and more - the world of Autonauts is vast with limitless opportunities to automate and colonise.
- The world of Autonauts pops to life with a low-poly art-style married with a consistent and bright colour palette adding depth and scale, creating a relaxing and attractive play space.

Autonauts combines the very best of agriculture, simulation, crafting, building, production-line and resource management titles to create a brand new experience unlike any other. Create the automated world of your dreams! The future is now!

What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
great game, so fun and quick to undestand, ive spend way too many hours playing its addicting2 found this helpful
How have I not written a review for this yet? It's a fun logistics sim with a toybox aesthetic. Very cute, very chill. No demands unless you get the PvE DLC. Imagine Factorio for toddlers. Toddlers who understand basic programming. I have sunk way too much time in this game.1 found this helpful
I played Autonauts back when it was on Itch.io and then picked it up when it came to steam. It is an extremely fun game. Makes you think about order of operation and procedure. Also how to optimize instruction within limited bot memory. Definitely worth picking up.
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i thought the cutesy style was just a style, but this genuinely feels like baby's first automation game there's so much handholding in the tutorial that it's one mark off from being able to find a key to the game somewhere in home depot's paint section the ui and ux is also super confusing, why can't i edit robot code when i'm not recording it?? you wouldn't have to turn your camera on to edit a video clip if you're like, five, sure this might be a great intro to automation as a genre, but honestly there are so many other better games for that anyways
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