The factory-building game Miracle Factory is scheduled for release on Steam on September 21, 2026, with a launch trailer revealed at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct. Players can directly write text commands to have robots perform tasks and build automated production lines.
The game allows players to issue commands using everyday English or other supported languages. For example, players can directly instruct robots to retrieve ammunition from a warehouse and transport it to turrets. The robots will act according to these instructions, so how the commands are phrased can affect the outcome. From the demo, it appears the game recognizes keywords such as locations and conditions within the instructions.
Set in a distant post-apocalyptic future, Miracle Factory combines factory building with the reconstruction of ruined cities. Players need to mine and refine resources to provide the materials necessary for rebuilding society, with construction extending beyond just a single factory or base.
Players can connect multiple factories and logistics routes, and can copy and paste large-scale layouts. Robots in copied layouts retain their original instructions, reducing the need for repetitive setup; simply modify the corresponding commands when adjustments are needed.
In addition to production and transportation, players must also contend with old machines roaming the desolate world. Bases need to deploy turrets for defense, while explosives can be used to clear paths when expanding into new areas.