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Craftomation 1 drops you on a frozen, empty planet with nothing but a tiny rocket and a robot companion. The core loop is crafting: pick up raw materials scattered across the ice, drag them together to combine them into new items, and keep experimenting until you've worked out a chain of useful components. Eventually you'll have enough parts to build a proper worker robot — and that's when the game's real hook kicks in.
Instead of steering the robot through every task yourself, you program it. Function blocks let you chain together instructions — move here, pick this up, craft that — so your robot, and eventually a small crew of them, can gather resources and build things on their own while you plan the next step. It's a slower, more thoughtful pace than most browser crafting games: less about reflexes, more about working out the right sequence to make your machines self-sufficient.
Controls
Everything runs on the mouse: click and drag to combine elements, and click and drag to snap function blocks together when programming a robot. No keyboard input is needed.
Tips
- Try combining everything you can early on — new materials usually only appear once you've paired ingredients you already hold.
- Build and test short programming sequences one block at a time; a robot repeating the wrong instruction in a loop wastes more time than checking first.
- Once a robot can harvest and craft on its own, let it run in the background while you plan your next crafting chain by hand.
This browser version is a free preview of a larger game still being developed, so it suits players who enjoy crafting and automation puzzles and don't mind a smaller slice of content that rewards patience over speed.
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