WorldTech

WorldTech is an open-world vehicle-building game, where you design your own machine block

by block and then go and find out whether it holds together.

You start with a cabin, a few wheels and whatever you can carry. From there you scavenge,

craft and buy the parts to become the one machine on the map nobody wants to meet. Every

part is a block — wheels, armour plates, guns, drills, smelters, shield domes — and every

block you can see on somebody else's machine is a block you can shoot off and drive away with.

There is no health bar out here. Damage lands on parts. Strip a raider's guns and it has

nothing left to answer with; put a shell into its battery and it takes its own neighbours

with it; or go for the cabin and the whole thing comes apart at once. Whatever hits the

dirt is yours to pick up.

Key gameplay features include:

- Designing machines on an 11x11x11 grid from 45 parts, where wheels are chosen by what

  they can carry, and an overloaded build digs itself into the ground instead of driving

  out of trouble

- Fighting with turrets that aim, lead their shots and pick their own targets, so a battle

  is decided by what you built, where you stand and which side you came in from

- Breaking shield domes that drain as they are hit and thin out around the impact — bullets

  punch through them, lasers barely scratch them

- Exploring a world computed from a single seed as you drive, with biomes, ore regions and

  forests: no map files, no edge, and a brand new world with every save

- Turning your machine into a factory — park it, drop the anchor, and drills, belts, smelters

  and fabricators run the line: ore into ingots, ingots into components, wood into coal

- Meeting 72 enemy builds across six tiers, rolled fresh every time, plus unarmed miners who

  would rather run than fight — the world measures what you are driving and answers it

- Following a story, taking daily jobs and answering world events, from fortified points

  worth clearing to raids that come to your base

- Playing in English, Russian or Ukrainian