Adam: Robot World

Adam: Robot World is a construction and operations game set in a wasteland controlled by artificial intelligence. You control a robot and build a stronghold, balancing production, trade, transportation and military strength while competing with other strongholds. The game includes five cities with different characteristics and difficulties, and its estimated total play time is over 200 hours.

Build and manage your stronghold

You construct factories to recycle human-made waste and plan buildings, roads and robot routes to improve production efficiency. Because robots transport goods between buildings, output depends on their movement rather than a simple mathematical model; you observe production and adjust your plans. You also trade with other strongholds for electricity, manage pollution and contend with acid rain, snowfall, sandstorms and other bad weather.

You can rescue and recruit robotic partners, unlock buildings, robot components, production technologies and combat technologies through a technology tree, and collect the remains of human civilization to strengthen your stronghold. More than 30 buildings can be unlocked and constructed, alongside 120 replaceable robot components, over 200 technologies and more than 40 robots with different functional modules and skills.

Allies and battles

Relations with other strongholds can lead to alliances or conquest. You arm your robots and attack the strongholds of Justicar and robber robots to gain resources, while defensive buildings help protect your own base. You also send troops to destroy enemy strongholds and face powerful enemies in the final war.

A defeat does not destroy your stronghold permanently: you can rebuild it and fight on. If you lose the final war, a powerful magnetic storm resets the world. Civilization remains are passed from one generation to the next, and some items can also be inherited to help you grow stronger and take on Justicar again. Each generation randomizes the world, so terrain and development strategies change; winning the final battle may take ordinary players several generations.

Story and free modes

Story mode uses a fixed map to follow a robot’s mental journey. Free mode generates random maps, with changing terrain, resource distribution and climate creating different experiences.

Robot companions

Your robots can develop wisdom and their own joys and sorrows, so their care is part of managing the stronghold.