Build robots. Break robots. Salvage the pieces.
Bolt together a war machine from blocks, wheels, legs, rotors and guns, drive it into the wild, and tear the enemy apart part by part. Bring home their salvage, crack it open for loot with randomly rolled stats, and build something meaner.
Plays with a keyboard and mouse on a desktop computer.
Every robot is a grid of blocks. Mount wheels, walking legs, rotors, thrusters and wings; arm it with lasers, beams, plasma, mortars and mines; add shields, cloaks, radar, and replicators that print drones. Keep enough batteries aboard or it browns out mid-fight.
Shots tear off the part they hit, so a robot loses its guns, its wheels and its footing piece by piece. Hold out against endless waves, run operations across a generated world, or fight three-on-three battles in the arena.
Wrecks leave salvage. Crack it open for parts with randomly rolled stats, from fire rounds and chain lightning to exotic singularities, socket modules into them, and fuse spares into something better on the research bench.