SIGNOS: AI Robot Builder – Program Your Robot, Then Watch It Fight

11/10/2026, 10:11:14 AM (JST)

Release date: 11/9/2026

Tags: #strategy #auto-battler #turn-based-strategy #turn-based-tactics #2.5d #2d #3d #top-down

Reference prices

Japan

¥ 467 (JPY)

Steam JP

$4.24 (USD)

Steam Global

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Japan Price: ¥ 467
Global Price: $4.24
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Sale Status: On sale
Price Checked At: 11/13/2026, 4:09:47 AM (JST)

Key highlight

Build an 18cm hobby robot part by part, program its battle logic, and watch the AI fight for you in this hands-off auto battler with online PvP.

Who this is for

For players who prefer designing over steering: tune your parts and decision logic, then watch how your plan holds up in battle.

Details

Overview

SIGNOS: AI Robot Builder is an indie simulation and strategy title from developer and publisher zeoperdise, released on November 9, 2026. The premise is refreshingly hands-off: you never steer your machine during combat. Instead, you assemble a small hobby robot and decide in advance how it should think, then let the AI carry out your instructions on the battlefield. It is a game about preparation and logic rather than reflexes.

Highlights

Build a custom machine from head, chest, arm and leg parts, each with its own performance characteristics, on the 18cm-tall SIGNOS frame.
Combat is fully automatic — the player sets the decision-making logic and watches the outcome unfold.
Turn-based strategy and auto battler elements meet online PvP, with a 2.5D top-down presentation and support for a wide range of languages including Japanese.

Who It's For

This one suits players who enjoy tinkering with systems more than twitch reactions. If you like the idea of designing behavior — should it move, search for the enemy, attack, and how should it judge the situation — and then testing that logic against others, SIGNOS offers a thoughtful sandbox. Fans of turn-based tactics and auto battlers will find a familiar rhythm here, while builders who love part-by-part customization have plenty to chew on.