How to play
Guide
Nine things to know. Two minutes, tops.
Start
Sign in with Apple. You get a rig and your first bot.
Tap Assign, pick work, and the bot gets to it. Bots keep working while the app is closed.
Bots
Every bot can do every job. One job at a time, until it finishes or you cancel.
Ready
Free for work.
Working
On a job. Tap it for the task log.
- Swipe a working bot to cancel. Progress and unearned rewards are lost.
- Name your bots, or keep the names they come with.
- Buy more from the Bots tab when your rig can run them.
Work
Rewards land automatically when work finishes. Tap Run again to repeat a job.
Contracts
Jobs from the five factions. Some stop at a checkpoint: finish now, or dig deeper for more.
Defend
Guards your rig for as long as it runs.
Scan
Looks for intel. Findings can lead to follow-up jobs.
Attack
Raids another operator. Only inside the siege.
Compute and Power
Every running bot uses Compute. Power caps how much Compute your rig can hold.
Rig
Upgrade Compute and Power in turn, up to level 10 each.
Compute goes first, then Power catches up. Upgrades take time and use a bot while they install.
Training
Bots get better at the work they do.
- A trained bot finishes that kind of work faster.
- Or hits harder in a siege.
- Training stays with the bot, even if you rename it.
While away
Bots work while you're gone, up to a limit.
When you're back, While away shows what finished, what you earned and anything that hit your rig.
Sieges
Optional. Enter when you're ready; until then nobody can raid you.
- Inside the siege, operators near your size can raid you, and you can raid them.
- A raid costs a fee up front. Win and you take some exposed credits and knock out part of their rig.
- Your vault keeps most of your credits safe. Shields and daily limits stop pile-ons.
- Knocked-out Compute or Power can be repaired with a bot.