The Maker Way
Design machines from parts, 3D-print them, and control your fleet. Build outposts to store data, charge, and refuel. Fight government robots and break into bases to retrieve lost knowledge. First-person sandbox engineering.
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About the game
Arizona, 2039. The government locked the desert down to store confiscated tech data and human knowledge. Your job is to take it back.
Design machines from parts. 3D-print them. Use your machines to break into bases, steal the drives, and hack servers. Fight the robots that guard them. Bring the data home to outposts that store it, charge your machines, load ammo, and refuel for the next raid.
First-person sandbox engineering in an open world.
Design Machines and Print Them
Engineer a fleet of machines. Use mechanical parts, engines, weapons, and electronics to build machines that drive, fly, fight, mine resources, hack and more.
Build Bases
Construct and expand your network of bases. Build fueling stations, research facilities, resource storage silos and defense outposts.
Source Energy, Resources and Parts
Explore an open world to discover new parts, source energy, and mine resources to upgrade and expand your fleet of machines
Fight or Outsmart Government Robots
Infiltrate enemy bases guarded by robots and drones. Fight your way through or use advanced electronics to stay unseen.
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