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A Grid-Based Vehicle-Building Survival Game in Steam Early Access

Anymaker Game

Anymaker is a grid-based vehicle-building survival game developed and published by Geometa. It entered Steam Early Access on September 18, 2026 for Windows PC at $24.99, listed under Action, Indie, Simulation, and Early Access, with single-player, multiplayer, online co-op for up to six players, full controller support, Steam Workshop, and Family Sharing.

Early Access
Sep 18, 2026
Genre
Vehicle-building survival
Price
$24.99 on Steam

Sep 18, 2026

Early Access launch

Windows PC via Steam, in active development for about a year

$24.99

Steam price

A single Early Access purchase with Steam Workshop and Family Sharing

6-player

Online co-op

Co-op covers all game features including building on the same vehicle

1 year

Planned Early Access

Regular hot fixes with major content updates every few months

Media

Trailer and screenshots for Anymaker — click any shot to enlarge.

Screenshots and header art are store-provided official assets (© Geometa), shown for identification.

The Steam store page carries the official Anymaker trailer and gameplay footage, and Geometa's own developer videos walk through the building tools and systems in detail.

FAQ

Answers use only sourced facts; unverified items are marked.

What is Anymaker?
It is a vehicle-building survival game from Geometa in which you scavenge parts in a hostile open world, hand-build vehicles and structures on a grid, wire up engines, controls, and electronics, and use them to survive wildlife, the undead, and rival survivors. A separate Sandbox mode lets you build freely with no threats.
When did Anymaker release and what does it cost?
It entered Steam Early Access on September 18, 2026 for Windows PC at $24.99. Geometa plans to stay in Early Access for about one year, shipping regular hot fixes and a major content update every few months.
Is Anymaker multiplayer?
Yes. Steam lists single-player, multiplayer, co-op, and online co-op, and the store copy confirms 6-player cooperative support for all game features including building, so a group can work on the same vehicle. In-game voice chat and radio communication handle session coordination.
What platforms is Anymaker on?
Windows PC via Steam only. The system requirements name 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, and no console or mobile version has been announced. Full controller support means it plays on a gamepad as well as keyboard and mouse.

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