Fit check
Is Rebots worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Automation-game fans who want resource gathering alongside exploration and terraforming
- Players who enjoy linking robots into production networks across changing biomes
- Simulation players interested in alien settlements, client requests, and wildlife cataloging
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a narrowly focused factory-building game may find the exploration, settlement, quests, and safari activities divide attention across several systems
- Players who prefer fixed environments may not enjoy the procedural asteroid generation and varied biomes
- Players looking for combat-centered space gameplay may not find the stated automation and settlement activities suitable
Our take on Rebots
The game trades a narrowly focused automation loop for a broader mix of exploration, settlement work, quests, and cataloging. That variety means production-line building shares attention with client requests, asteroid travel, spaceport upgrades, and wildlife activities.
What is Rebots?
Rebots is a first-person automation game set in an expansive universe with procedurally generated asteroids.
Players gather resources, terraform planets, and establish production lines with tools, robots, and gizmos. Robots can be linked into networks that gather and deposit resources, with different classes available, including grunt workers and watchful overseers. Contracts and quests provide objectives and rewards as players expand operations across diverse landscapes and biomes. Alien clients have changing needs for their settlements, while a safari activity allows players to categorize flora and fauna and collect memorabilia. Exploration and settlement work also contribute to upgrading the spaceport and supporting the Asteroid Field’s inhabitants.
How Rebots plays
- 01Automated production
- Production lines use linked robots to gather and deposit resources for expanding operations.
- 02Asteroid terraforming
- Players change rocky planetoids into homes for alien clients across varied biomes.
- 03Robot classes
- The available rebots include grunt workers and watchful overseers with different roles.
- 04Procedural asteroids
- Asteroids are generated procedurally, making the space-rock environments differ from one another.
- 05Wildlife cataloging
- A safari activity lets players categorize flora and fauna while collecting memorabilia.
- 06Contracts and quests
- Assignments provide rewards while players address client needs and work toward spaceport upgrades.
Rebots compared to similar games
Rebots combines resource gathering, asteroid terraforming, alien-client contracts, and linked robot networks, while SpaceChem centers on constructing factories that transform raw materials into chemical products. SpaceChem presents automation as a design-based puzzle for chemical synthesis; Rebots adds settlement expansion, procedural environments, and exploration across an asteroid field.
Rebots: platforms & release
Is Rebots worth it?
It is worth it if: automation-game fans who want resource gathering alongside exploration and terraforming. Skip it if: players seeking a narrowly focused factory-building game may find the exploration, settlement, quests, and safari activities divide attention across several systems.
Where can I download Rebots?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Rebots's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Rebots on?
Windows only.
