AlloyMind: Robot Colony Sim

The first chapter of AlloyMind™ is free to play. The rest of the game is a single in-app purchase: no ads, subscriptions, loot boxes or virtual currency. The game is in English only. Lead a colony of scrap-bots with minds of their own. They salvage scrap, learn, run science experiments, grow their colony and defend it from raiders. You don't steer every bot: you set the colony's direction, approve what gets built, and decide who does what. A COLONY THAT THINKS FOR ITSELF • Every bot has its own personality and makes its own choices: what to work on, what to ask you for, who to befriend. Those choices come from a large AI model that reasoned through tens of thousands of colony situations. It is built into the game, so nothing is sent to a server • Bots ask you for the buildings they want, and make friends and rivals • The colony doubles as an AI autonomy experiment BUILD AND GROW • Found the colony around the Mainframe and build Recharge Pods, a Fuel Depot and Sentry Towers • Keep it running: bots turn ore into fuel, and power down when it runs out • Sharpen your bots' minds so they can raise more ambitious structures FIGHT IN THE ARENA • Send a squad of up to three bots into turn-based tactical battles on a hex grid: a training simulation against rogue scrap-bots, where winners bring home scrap THE FULL GAME • The Lab and its experiments, the bots' shields, the Forge, the Relay and the Neural Dome • Explore the Wasteland and solve the anomaly puzzles • Build the Ark, send your bots to new worlds, and run up to five colonies side by side Buying the full game keeps your colony: it carries on where it was. No account and no sign-in. Your colonies are saved on your device. A problem or a question? Settings → Report a problem in the game, or alloymind.io/support.

Bots get around better: no more turning in circles between rocks, and two bots meeting in a tight spot now sort it out. Colony chatter is about what the bots actually did: the places they mine, what they built, the raids they held off. New marks over a bot's name show when it's spooked, jammed by the Infernal Machine or out of power. Plus raid and stability fixes.