Terraforming Earth

Terraforming Earth

Lost Robots · 2020 · Indie, Action, Adventure, Robots, Puzzle Platformer

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About Terraforming Earth


Guide three quirky robots through infinite obstacles as you restore life on Earth. This roguelike puzzle platformer creates unique situations every time you play, challenging your creative problem-solving and planning skills to the max.

Unique Situations Every Time You Play



Terraforming Earth is the first game ever to apply procedural generation in platform puzzle level design. It is infinitely replayable as it puts you in new situations every time you play. The focus is on creative problem-solving and planning instead of rote memorization.

Use Different Skills Together



Play alone by switching between three quirky robots. Using their different skills together, you must guide them through infinite obstacles as you restore life on Earth. You can also play with your friends in local multiplayer co-op mode or over the Internet using Steam Remote Play.

Curated Levels



Terraforming Earth has a curation system similar to Mario Maker's. You can discover new AI-generated levels or compete on the best levels found by the community.

Our Heroes



Training for a secret mission to terraform Proxima Centauri, our capable utility bots freak out as signals from bio-scanners start to dwindle and fade out. Humans, plants and all life has mysteriously disappeared from Earth, and they alone hold the technology to bring everything back.

OpiBuilt for getting stuff done. He might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, but this doesn't seem to bother him on his rocket-powered caterpillar tracks.

CuriEnvironment research unit. Retrofitted with anti-grav drive to protect it from itself.

SpiriA walking terrarium. While playing around with plant ribosomes, she accidentally turned herself into a swarm of nano-bots. Hide-and-seek champ for life.

Key Features


  • Discover new AI-generated levels or compete on the best levels found by the community
  • $100 Bounty for first unsolvable level
  • A simple yet hard resource management meta-game
  • Single-player and local co-op multiplayer with full controller support
  • A story about quirky robots and AI-risk
  • Procedurally generated music

Timeline



Early Access: January 30, 2020
Launch: August 2020

Can you restore life on Earth?

What Steam players say

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

Not recommended Jan 5, 2021
since a ban means I can't comment under my own review, re: of course it did and you're even more disgusting for lying about it. here's the price history: https://steamdb.info/app/1029220/ if your original plan was to offer the game 'half off' ($15) during ea, it would've cost that much from day 1, but you only halved it after 2+ months because nobody was buying it (and you screwed over a bunch of people who paid double, disgusting again, though couldn't have been many of them). so you came up with this 'look at us, we're so nice' scheme but clearly nobody was buying it still, or you would've gone back to 'full price' on the day of full release, as per the 'original' plan. a decent developer would've still reminded people about the incoming price increase, mentioned before or not. so you waited 1+ year, silently doubled the price, started applying higher and higher discounts to mislead people (look at this $30 game 90% off, it's totally not a $15 game 75% off), and when that didn't work either, you graciously announced a price drop. --- [b]2025 edit:[/b] price drop from 25 eur to 10, announced this time because it puts them in a better light and they can whine and blame others…
5 found this helpful
Recommended Jan 18, 2026
I can't hate it. It is a Lost Vikings-inspired puzzle platformer that sadly bites off more than you can chew. It doesn't ease much into it, just throw it into the deep water. You need patience if you want to play this.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 6, 2023
A nice puzzle game about teamwork using 3 different robots. Customizable difficulty options as well.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 14, 2025
Good stuff: 1. Aesthetics - I like the art style a lot, it feels old but in a good way 2. Puzzles overall - procedural generation is hard to do without feeling samey and I think each of the puzzles were fun! 3. Rogue elements - I was skeptical at first because it didn't feel like the rogue elements fit this game but then with each run I felt like I had learned and the permadeath added to the experience Not so good stuff: 1. UI - I liked the aesthetic but it was confusing and too crowded at times 2. Progression - I like how the system works but it is not communicated in intuitive ways 3. Dialogue - The barrages of text were overwhelming, I would've liked to see story elements communicated in other ways
Recommended Jul 25, 2023
A very good puzzle game. Highly recommended!
Recommended May 26, 2022
definetely a hidden gem

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