Name: Solarpunk™
Brand: Steam
Price: 22.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Deal overview

Solarpunk™ is listed at $22.99 on Steam.

Solarpunk™ is at full price right now. We track it so you will see the moment a genuine discount lands.

As a recent release, discounts this early are relatively uncommon.

Genre: Adventure, Indie, Simulation · Developer: Cyberwave · Release: Jun 8, 2026.

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About this game

How it plays

Solarpunk drops you onto a chain of floating islands with nothing but sunlight and ambition, and the whole game is built around turning those two things into a functioning little society. You gather resources, put up buildings, and plant crops, but the real hook is the power grid you’re constantly tending: solar panels and wind turbines feed batteries, weather swings change your output day to day, and you route that stored energy wirelessly to keep drones, tools, and lights running without you babysitting every wire. Farming works on the same patient logic. Seeds go in the ground, animals get looked after rather than harvested, and pigs that are treated well will actually dig up truffles for you, which says a lot about the game’s whole attitude toward its world. Once your base is humming, you build an airship and go looking for new islands and materials, and transport drones take over the repetitive gathering runs so you’re not stuck farming the same patch forever. You can do all of this solo or bring up to four friends along, each with a separate inventory, so a group can either build one shared home base or scatter across the sky and check in on each other.

Who it’s for

This is a natural fit for anyone who already loves the base-building side of survival games more than the combat side, since Solarpunk doesn’t seem interested in threat or danger so much as upkeep, growth, and making a place feel lived-in. If you get satisfaction from optimizing a power grid or arranging a cozy little home out of scavenged parts, the energy system and decoration options are going to hook you fast. It also plays well for small friend groups who want a low-stakes shared project rather than a competitive or combat-heavy co-op game. If you need conflict, enemies, or a driving story to stay engaged, this probably isn’t going to hold your attention, since the loop leans entirely on building, farming, and exploring at your own pace.

Is it worth it?

For the audience that clicks with this kind of game, cozy survival-builders tend to earn their keep by being the thing you return to for an hour here and there over months, not something you blast through once. Solarpunk’s mix of energy management, farming, and airship exploration gives you enough interlocking systems that a single base rarely feels finished, which is exactly what that crowd wants. If the floating-islands setting and the animal-friendly farming angle appeal to you, it’s a solid pickup, and it’s the kind of low-pressure, replayable title that’s especially easy to justify grabbing when it’s discounted rather than paying full price on day one.