$22.99Solarpunk™ Survival with the pressure off
Solarpunk is a cozy survival builder on floating islands where you grow fruit and vegetables, keep friendly animals, and power it all with sun and wind. Plant seeds, harvest crops, build a home base, then fly your airship to new islands. Calm, bright, and easy to share with friends.
Is Solarpunk™ worth it?
Solarpunk™ is worth it if…
- you like slow, calm farming days with planting and harvesting
- you want to build and decorate a cozy home base
- you like clean energy, gadgets, and light automation
- you want to explore islands by airship solo or with up to 4 friends
Screenshots
Grow food and live with animals
Your farm is your food supply. You plant seeds in the ground, water them, and harvest fruits and vegetables once they are fully grown. Berries keep you going early on, and bigger harvests carry you later.
Animals live alongside you rather than as resources to use up. Pigs treated well dig up truffles, and feeding troughs keep them settled near your base. You set out growing beds, keep water handy, and add sprinklers and transport drones later so watering and gathering take less of your day.
Build a bright home in the sky
You start on your own floating island and shape it into a home. Place walls, roofs, glass panels, and small decorations like pots, books, and couches until it feels lived in.
Power comes from sunlight, wind, and water. Solar panels and wind turbines feed batteries and wireless power, and weather changes how much you make, so you plan ahead. When you are ready, each player can build an airship and fly to nearby islands for new resources. It is slow, calm work with no enemies, just storms, high drops, and the odd clumsy landing.
What else should farming fans know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can play alone on your own island, with your own inventory and base. You can also host friends, build together, or give everyone their own corner in the sky.
How does farming work?
Crops are your main food, and later you can water with sprinklers and use drones to gather resources.
What do animals do?
Animals coexist with you. They need space around their buildings and feeding troughs, so placement matters.
Is there much survival pressure?
Very little. You track health, hunger, and thirst, and tools wear out, but there are no enemies. Death sends you back to your home island with your packed inventory waiting, and a cozy mode makes exhaustion and decay even gentler.
