Friends, today is a very big day for us. SuperWEIRD is finally opening its public playtest.
First things first: where did you even end up? If you just drifted onto this page for the first time and have no idea what we’re talking about, here’s SuperWEIRD in two sentences.
SuperWEIRD is an automation roguelite where worker bots keep your production running, disposable fighters battle the Goofy Goo, and you rebuild a shattered planet one strange Tetris-like fragment at a time. Build weird production chains, rescue the locals, experiment with your world across runs, and play solo or together with up to four players.

Second: if you don’t remember signing up for this playtest, there’s a good chance you applied a long time ago. We’ve been collecting playtest requests for quite a while, and their glorious moment has finally arrived.
So here it is. SuperWEIRD is open for testing.
Jump in, build questionable factories, send some robots into danger, and please tell us what you think.
And we’re still asking you to record video feedback of your playthroughs! It’s really helpful for us to find bugs, confusing parts of the tutorials, and other problem areas. You can send your videos here:
If you want to play together with friends, you can find the co-op instructions here:

And if you’d like access to the closed branch with experimental builds, you can read details here:

Or just fill in this form.
Happy testing!