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Craftomation 101 Leaves Early Access on September 14!
Big news from the workshop today — actually, this might be the biggest news since we landed on this snowy planet.
After two and a half years in Early Access, almost 40 updates, arrays, functions, new maps, new blocks, and thousands of robots doing things their creators definitely did not program them to do, Craftomation 101 will reach its full release on September 14, 2026.
We could not have built this game without you. Every save file, bug report, suggestion, and “my robot walked into the fire again” screenshot helped shape the release version.
Thank you, mates. Seriously.
With the full release, Craftomation 101 is growing up a little — and so is its price. On August 10, the price will increase from $9.99 to $14.99.
We want to be open about this before it happens. Steam does not allow us to run a discount within 30 days of a price increase, so we are changing the price ahead of time. This will let us welcome the full release with a proper launch discount while giving everyone fair warning about the new price.
What does this mean for you?
We are keeping a few surprises inside the crate until the release announcement.
For now, the final stretch is focused on the major features we have been testing with our brave beta mates, along with polish, performance improvements, bug fixes, and quality-of-life changes across the whole game.
Your reports, saves, screenshots, and suggestions have already helped us find plenty of strange robot behaviour. Please keep them coming.
Closed pre-release testing is still open for anyone who wants an early look:
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Bugs may happen in the testing version — that is why we need brave mates with strong nerves and a healthy tolerance for confused robots.
See you at the release. The robots are almost ready.
The robots are never truly ready, of course. But we love them anyway.
Want some more Craftomation 101? Here are a few ways to help and follow the development:
Thank you for building, testing, reporting, suggesting, and occasionally rescuing robots from their own decisions.
See you on September 14!