$22.99Solarpunk™ Survival with the pressure off
Solarpunk is a cozy survival crafting game set on floating islands, where you build a home, grow food, craft gadgets and run everything on sun, wind and water. No monsters breathing down your neck, just weather, hunger and your next bright idea, alone or with up to four friends.
Is Solarpunk™ worth it?
Solarpunk™ is worth it if…
- you like slow, relaxed survival crafting games without enemies
- you enjoy building, decorating and farming at your own pace
- you want to tinker with solar, wind and automation
- you like sharing a chill base with friends in online co-op
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A cozy home in the clouds
You wake up on your own floating island with big sky all around and start shaping it into home. You place walls, roofs, glass panels and small decorations like pots, books and couches until it looks lived in. You plant seeds in the ground, water them and harvest fruit and vegetables when they are grown, while well-treated pigs dig up truffles nearby. It is survival crafting at a gentle pace: gather, cook, build a little bigger, then sit back and watch the clouds move.
Sun, wind and helpful drones
Your base runs on clean power. You build solar panels and wind turbines, store electricity in batteries and send it wirelessly to your machines, with weather changing how much you make. Then you put transport drones to work gathering resources and watering plants while you get on with building. Each player can build their own airship too, so when your island runs short you can lift off and hunt for new resources on distant islands.
Good to know before you fly?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can play alone on your own island, learning the basics from a short tutorial and a buildable guide book, or invite up to four friends. Everyone keeps their own inventory, so you can build together or claim your own corner of the sky.
How do animals work?
You live alongside them rather than using them. Keep pigs happy and they will dig up truffles for you, which fits the game's focus on coexistence over exploitation.
What do you eat and drink?
Mostly what you grow. Fruits and vegetables are your main food source, alongside berries early on, with health, hunger and thirst to look after. There is also a cozy mode where exhaustion costs you less and everything decays slower.
