In Autonauts, you land on a virgin planet with one goal: to create something from nothing.

It’s a relaxing journey through the world of automation, where instead of fighting for survival, you build your own self-sufficient base. Each planet is randomly generated, so you end up in a different place every time – but the goal remains the same: to develop a colony from the first stick to a complex network of machines.

The game world is colorful, charming and soothingly calm, and its atmosphere is reminiscent of chill sessions in Animal Crossing, with a touch of strategy like in Factorio. The project is being developed by the Denki team, led by Gary Penn, who once worked on the first GTA.

Interested? Let’s go!

Game type:

Autonauts is a classic sandbox – no pre-determined scenarios, no multiplayer, just you and your growing colony. Everything revolves around planning, exploring and implementing automation, step by step. You have complete freedom – there is no time limit or threats to thwart your plans. You can develop your base at your own pace, test different solutions offered by the game and learn from your mistakes without any major consequences.

How to play:

At first, you do everything yourself: collect wood, dig stones, gather fruit. Then you build the first tools, basic buildings and… the fun begins. You create robots – little helpers that you can teach simple tasks. You program them using a visual system that resembles learning by demonstration – very intuitive and slightly educational at the same time. Each bot can specialize in something different: one cuts down trees, another plants new ones, a third cooks or fishes.

The key? Good organization.

The game rewards well-thought-out processes and efficient management. Over time, you unlock more schemes and functions – such as warehouses, research stations or more advanced tools. All this develops your base without a final goal or “game over” – you play how you want when you want and as much as you want.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 3

In Autonauts, you land on a virgin planet with one goal: to create something from nothing.

It’s a relaxing journey through the world of automation, where instead of fighting for survival, you build your own self-sufficient base. Each planet is randomly generated, so you end up in a different place every time – but the goal remains the same: to develop a colony from the first stick to a complex network of machines.

The game world is colorful, charming and soothingly calm, and its atmosphere is reminiscent of chill sessions in Animal Crossing, with a touch of strategy like in Factorio. The project is being developed by the Denki team, led by Gary Penn, who once worked on the first GTA.

Interested? Let’s go!

Game type:

Autonauts is a classic sandbox – no pre-determined scenarios, no multiplayer, just you and your growing colony. Everything revolves around planning, exploring and implementing automation, step by step. You have complete freedom – there is no time limit or threats to thwart your plans. You can develop your base at your own pace, test different solutions offered by the game and learn from your mistakes without any major consequences.

How to play:

At first, you do everything yourself: collect wood, dig stones, gather fruit. Then you build the first tools, basic buildings and… the fun begins. You create robots – little helpers that you can teach simple tasks. You program them using a visual system that resembles learning by demonstration – very intuitive and slightly educational at the same time. Each bot can specialize in something different: one cuts down trees, another plants new ones, a third cooks or fishes.

The key? Good organization.

The game rewards well-thought-out processes and efficient management. Over time, you unlock more schemes and functions – such as warehouses, research stations or more advanced tools. All this develops your base without a final goal or “game over” – you play how you want when you want and as much as you want.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 3