Brave New Wonders OUT NOW — Plain-Text Robot Factory Builder Launches on Steam

PC | MacMoody 16:9 RCG gaming thumbnail of glossy chrome factory robots surrounding a floating plain-text command terminal over ruined industrial ruins in cyan amber smoke, no text or logos.

Brave New Wonders is out now on PC via Steam — a post-apocalyptic factory / city builder where you command robots with plain-text instructions. City From Naught Inc. develops; City From Naught Inc. and LoongGate publish. The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct (Sep 20) dated the street for September 21, 2026; as of this morning write-up the Steam store page is live for purchase (Steam’s own release field may show Sep 20 depending on region/clock — soft timing note only).

Plain-text robots, no conveyor belts

Per PC Gamer / Steam: write commands in plain English (or any supported language) and automatons parse them into behaviour — mine, smelt, link factories and logistics, copy-paste layouts, defend with turrets, and clear paths with dynamite as you rebuild from ruins. Soft Steam pitch: part factory builder, part city builder; single-player; no coding required for the command system.

Price / platforms

Confirmed: PC Steam out now. Do not invent a locked MSRP (Steam was showing a sale badge at write time — soft only). No consoles announced.

As-of: 2026-09-21 morning ~8:50 AM CT (America/Chicago). OUT NOW on Steam; Tokyo Direct / PC Gamer Sep 21 street framing; City From Naught / LoongGate; plain-text robot factory builder pitch verified. No invented price or consoles.