The Maker Way opens Early Access with vehicles you design and print

The Maker Way arrived in Steam Early Access on November 11 after six years of solo development, according to the developer. Its first-person engineering sandbox lets you assemble machinery from individual parts, print the result, then drive or fly it across an open stretch of Arizona desert.

The Maker Way arrived in Steam Early Access on November 11 after six years of solo development, according to the developer. Its first-person engineering sandbox lets you assemble machinery from individual parts, print the result, then drive or fly it across an open stretch of Arizona desert. The machines have a job

beyond getting you around. You use them to raid facilities for confiscated data, fight the robots that guard it and return to a base where servers hold the data and vehicles can refuel. The developer calls this a step up from the demo and says further development will expand the machinery and the story. Official

announcement · Official Steam listing Image credited to Brave Games Inc. via Steam. Official image source.

Open the interactive version on https://mythscribe.cloud/blog/the-maker-way-opens-early-access-with-vehicles-you-design-and-print.