description Autonauts Overview
Autonauts is a 2019 colony simulation and automation game developed by Denki. Players control a group of colonists who must automate their civilization by programming robotic workers. The game distinguishes itself with a visual, node-based programming system that allows players to record their actions and assign them to bots for tasks like farming, building, and resource gathering. It is aimed at players who enjoy optimizing production chains and accessible logic puzzles.
insights Ranking position
Autonauts ranks #15 of 100 in the Management Game ranking, behind Pioneers of Pagonia, ahead of Kingdoms and Castles.
help Autonauts FAQ
Do you need to know a programming language to play Autonauts?
No, players teach robots through a visual sequence of instructions rather than writing Python or another text-based language. Concepts such as loops, repetition, and conditional behavior emerge through recording and arranging actions.
Why do Autonauts robots keep stopping?
Bots may stop when a tool breaks, an output container fills, a searched-for item is unavailable, or their programmed area no longer contains a valid target. Reliable automation therefore requires tool replacement, storage management, and carefully defined search zones.
What is the purpose of colonists in Autonauts?
Colonists consume increasingly sophisticated goods and generate the progression resource needed to unlock new technology. The player automates food, clothing, housing, and other services rather than directly controlling the colonists' daily work.
What does Autonauts vs Piratebots add to the formula?
Autonauts vs Piratebots is a separate game that applies bot programming to defense and combat against invading pirates. The original 2019 Autonauts focuses more heavily on peaceful colony production and technological automation.
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