Kota: The Survival (2026)

Shax Games

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KOTA: The Survival is a post-apocalyptic sandbox survival and re-greening game. Control a restoration robot, scavenge human waste to upgrade, fight corrupted machines, and bring life back to a barren world.

About the story

Introduction: The Graveyard of Concrete and Metal Humanity brought about its own demise through hyper-industrialization, ecological collapse, and resource wars. Their only remaining legacy is a toxic atmosphere, barren soil, and mountains of metal, plastic, and electronic waste. Decades after the disappearance of humans, a prototype restoration robot named KOTA triggers its reactivation protocol in an abandoned industrial facility. Development: Architecture of Nature KOTA’s core programming is directed toward a single primary directive: Restore the Planet. Scavenging & Upgrading: KOTA gathers the remnants of the old civilization (scrap, batteries, microchips) to upgrade its own systems and build small bases that generate clean energy. Purifying the Earth: It constructs specialized filtration structures to neutralize toxic chemicals and purify the parched soil, planting the very first saplings. Mechanical Threats: KOTA is not alone. Malfunctioning, territorial security and mining robots left behind by humanity view the newly blooming green zones—and KOTA itself—as a threat. KOTA must fight these corrupted machines to protect the reviving environment. Climax & Resolution: A Green Future As KOTA systematically converts wasteland into thriving green ecosystems, it uncovers data logs and voice recordings revealing the final days of humanity. The story highlights not just a robot’s survival, but a journey of using technology—the very force that once destroyed the world—to bring it back to life.

Platforms

PC

Genres

Indie

Themes

Survival

Languages: English and 23 more

Interface Audio Subtitles
Turkish
Russian
English
French
Italian
German
Chinese (Simplified)
Portuguese (Brazil)
Danish
Dutch
Finnish
Spanish (Spain)
Chinese (Traditional)
Japanese
Korean
Polish
Hungarian
Norwegian
Portuguese (Portugal)
Thai
Ukrainian
Vietnamese
Czech
Swedish

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