Brave New Wonders PC (Final)

Build a New World From the Ruins

Thousands of years after civilization disappeared, the world has been left to machines, forgotten structures, and the remnants of a lost age. As a Pioneer, the task is to explore what remains, recover ancient relics, and uncover the truth behind humanity’s collapse.

Instead of relying on traditional conveyor belts or writing code, factories can be controlled through intelligent automatons that understand commands written in plain language.

The world stretches across islands and continents with different environments, resources, and discoveries waiting to be found. Some ruins are not abandoned, either. Hostile machines still protect parts of the old world, making exploration a mix of factory management, discovery, and occasional combat.

Create and Expand Automated Factories

Gather ore and crystals, process them into refined materials, and turn those resources into increasingly advanced components at Brave New Wonders. Production lines can branch into complex systems, all supported by an expanding energy network in Brave New Wonders.

A single factory quickly becomes part of something much larger. Connect production facilities with warehouses and logistics routes, then fine-tune the flow of resources to improve output and keep everything running efficiently.

Expansion does not require rebuilding every setup from scratch. Blueprints allow complete layouts to be copied, pasted, and duplicated in seconds at Brave New Wonders. When automatons are cloned, they retain their assigned tasks as well, making it much easier to scale up a growing industrial network.

There are no conveyor belts to manage and no programming language to learn. The focus stays on designing production systems, organizing resources, and finding better ways to keep the entire operation moving.

Give Robots Instructions Without Coding

The automatons handle transportation and other tasks based on commands. Simple presets can get things started, while the behaviour editor allows more detailed instructions to be written in plain language and in any language, without traditional coding.

For example, an automaton can be told to move between several locations in a particular order. More advanced commands can include conditions, such as detecting a red signal at a warehouse, collecting a crystal compound from a factory, and delivering it back to that warehouse.

Buildings and factories can also send coloured signals to one another. These signals make it possible to create programmable systems throughout the base and connect different parts of the operation.

Brave New Wonders’s text-command system uses an AI model specifically to turn plain-text instructions into behaviour graphs. Anyone who would rather avoid that feature can skip it entirely and build the behaviour graph manually.

Explore, Fight, and Take the Factory Into the Sky

Exploration is not just about collecting materials. Ruins from the old civilization hide relics, dangerous machines, and clues about what happened to humanity. Gun turrets can be positioned strategically, dynamite can clear blocked areas, and weapon relics can provide a way to deal with hostile threats.

Eventually, the ancient Sky Pillar can be unlocked. This leads to the construction of the first Wonder: a huge airship that also serves as a flying collection of factories.