In Microtopia, you manage a synthetic ant colony, combining elements of strategy with factory simulation. Players take on the role of the hive mind, designing logistics networks to optimize resource production using robotic ants.

Starting with a robotic queen, players nurture metal larvae into adult ants, building pathways for movement and using sensors and logic gates to enhance factory operations. As colonies grow, new queens can explore various biomes and interact with different plant species to diversify resources.

The game also incorporates an ecological aspect, where players can decide how to manage pollution produced by their colonies.

The trailer for Microtopia showcases its intricate logic systems and factory designs. A demo is available for those eager to explore before its full release on February 18. However, it will compete with major titles such as Avowed and Monster Hunter: Wilds.

While the gaming landscape already includes popular factory simulations like Satisfactory and Factorio’s Space Age expansion, it remains to be seen if Microtopia can offer an equally compelling experience.