$29.99TerraTech Worlds Build everything, survive anywhere
Gather, craft and automate your way across an alien planet, turning raw ore into vehicles, bases and weapons that carry your survival.
Is TerraTech Worlds worth it?
TerraTech Worlds is worth it if…
- you enjoy designing vehicles and bases rather than just using them
- you like survival crafting where the factory grows as fast as you do
- you want an open world to explore and reshape with friends
- you get a kick out of one more build, one more raid, one more run
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Build the machine each mission needs
Your Tech is whatever you make it. Bolt together a mining rig, a combat vehicle or a tank that does both, then visually customise it until it looks right and tune it with stat modifiers. The planet rewards specialisation: a lumbering hauler that mines fast is a different machine from a light scout that dodges lightning storms. When a job outgrows your current build, you rebuild. That cycle of designing, testing and reworking is the heart of the game, and no two players' fleets end up looking alike.
A factory that fights for you
Your base is more than a shelter. Set up automated production lines that refine minerals, scrap spare parts and keep you stocked with ammunition, then design conduit networks to route it all and scale up your power infrastructure as the factory grows.
Reshape a whole planet
The world here is one 300km² planet with no loading screens, full of distinct biomes: strange Woodlands, acidic Swamps, a snowy Arctic, plus day and night cycles and dynamic weather. What sets it apart is that the terrain is yours to edit. The land is not just scenery to cross, it is a resource and a building material.
Bring friends to the frontier
This is a co-op sandbox built for a lobby: join up with friends, split the jobs or just roam the planet together with no plan at all. One of you runs the base's production lines while the others scout biomes, or everyone piles into combat Techs to raid enemy bases and push back the frontier. Playing solo works too, but the raid on an enemy stronghold goes down a lot better with someone watching your flank.
Is this game for you?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. The whole game works alone: exploring, mining, base building and combat all support singleplayer. The co-op side is there when you want it, so you can start solo and invite friends into your world later, or never.
How big is the world?
The game takes place on a single 300km² alien planet with no loading screens or streaming, so you can drive from one biome to another without interruption.
What do you actually fight?
Enemy factions field their own Techs, and their bases hold blocks you can scavenge and research to upgrade your own combat capability. Combat is vehicular: you build specialised fighting machines, experiment with increasingly powerful builds, and team up with other Prospectors to raid enemy bases.
Does every playthrough feel different?
Largely yes, because the game gives you many ways to build. Different Techs for mining, combat and hauling, stat modifiers to tune them, terraforming to change the map itself, and bases you can lay out however you like. Your second run through the planet rarely looks like your first.
