
Level 10
Siege Brute
A slow, armoured battering ram that tests your walls and focus fire.
Build a factory. Arm it. Hold the line.
Rogue machines march on your base. You survive by running a factory: mine ore, smelt it, craft ammunition and robots, wire up power, and hold the line through level after level of tougher waves. Factorio and Mindustry, distilled into short, replayable runs in your browser.

Design pillars
Your production line is your defence. Every belt you lay ends at a gun.
Sit down, play a full run, and stop. No hundred-hour commitment.
Clear shapes and colours so you can see what is wrong before it breaks.
Mistakes cost you a little, not everything. The depth is in the choices.
The loop
Features
Iron, copper, coal, tin, lead, sulfur and wood become plates, gunpowder, bullets, bronze, steel and artillery shells.
Upgrade into Scatter guns and Snipers. Add Storm coils and walls to shape the fight.
Robots from small drones to towering automatons that defend the base.
New tech is paid for in science packs that your own factory produces.
Start on one square around your core and open new land after every win.
Start each run with a commander, each with a bonus and a drawback. Back the guns, the robots, the lightning or pure factory.
A random twist on each fight (Swarm, Ironhide, Two fronts, Ash fog and more) and a choice of upgrades as you go.
Siege Brute at level 10, Colossus Walker at 20 and Hive Queen at 30. Then see how long you last.
Your run saves as you play, and syncs with a FuzeNova account.
Bosses

Level 10
A slow, armoured battering ram that tests your walls and focus fire.

Level 20
A towering machine that steps over defences and shrugs off small arms.

Level 30
Spawns endless drones. Break the swarm, then break the Queen.
Beat the Hive Queen and Endless mode opens up.
Commanders
Each commander brings a bonus and a drawback. They are on the way.
Arsenal
Robot army
Lightning
Pure factory
Screenshots
Cinder Automata is being built with its players. Get in touch to playtest new builds, report bugs and argue about balance.
FAQ
Yes. Cinder Automata is free to play.
Not yet. It is a playable prototype, and playtester feedback is shaping what comes next.
It runs in a mobile browser, but a desktop or laptop with a mouse is recommended for factory building.
Yes. It autosaves on your device, and to the cloud if you sign in.