AGRONOM Announced
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FRANCISCO – May 12, in the year of our Lord 2026 |
MindEdges and Skystone Games announce AGRONOM, an automation
farming game that blends the mechanical depth of Satisfactory
and Factorio with the warmth of Eastern European tradition.
Build your Martian homestead. Automate your dreams. Grow borscht
on an alien world!
You've landed on Mars with nothing but a patch of barren red
soil and a memory. Gramps Makar's wife Sofia always dreamed of a
home filled with life, with gardens, with purpose, with warmth.
Now, on a dead planet in the 22nd century, you're going to build
it for them.
AGRONOM is a love letter to two things: the obsessive
optimization of automation games and the human need to create
something beautiful. You'll build production chains that would
make any engineer weep, conveyor belts carrying resources,
robots tending to greenhouses, furnaces churning day and night.
But this isn't sterile efficiency. It's cozy. It's personal.
Your robots have personalities. Your base is infused with the
folk traditions of old Eastern Europe, painted wood, warm
colors, the sense that you're not just surviving, you're living.
Dig for resources, build structures, and plant crops. Optimize
your production chains to grow food, craft tools, and unlock new
regions of Mars. Every upgrade to your base brings you closer to
the vision of a thriving settlement where technology and
tradition breathe together. The systems will challenge you. The
aesthetics will comfort you. And somewhere in the automation
loops and the colorful tiles, you'll find what it means to build
a home on an impossible world.
No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s)
in the US at this time.
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