Anymaker PC (Early Access)

Build, Test, and Survive

Build from basic vehicles to much more complex machines. Chassis design, engines, components, cables, and controllers all play a role, so building something that actually works takes some planning and testing.

The world is not exactly welcoming, either. Food, clothing, equipment, construction parts, weapons, ammunition, and other useful supplies have to be scavenged along the way. Between changing weather, wildlife, undead threats, and surviving military forces, simply getting from one place to another can become a challenge in Anymaker.

Create More Than Just Vehicles

The building system goes well beyond cars and trucks. Boats, helicopters, buildings, and other creations can be designed using the grid-based construction system at Anymaker. Microcontrollers can also be programmed through a drag-and-drop editor or by editing text, giving players more control over how their creations behave.

There is plenty of room to experiment with different designs. Chassis can be shaped, engines assembled, components connected, and performance tested before taking a vehicle out into the world.

Bases are just as important as vehicles. Safe locations can be built in forests, mountains, towns, along the shore, or wherever a suitable spot can be found. With a huge wilderness stretching across the map, choosing where to establish a base becomes part of the survival experience.

Explore a World Full of Danger

The open world includes mountains, plains, forests, towns, industrial areas, and large underground facilities. A full day-and-night cycle changes how the world feels, while weather conditions such as wind, rain, fog, temperature changes, and lightning storms can affect the environment.

Wildlife, undead creatures, NPC survivors, and remaining military forces populate the world, giving exploration plenty of potential danger. Underground military and research complexes also hide information about what happened and the mistakes that eventually caused the disaster.

Following those clues leads deeper into the story, with the search for answers eventually pointing toward a possible solution to the catastrophe.