Build A Queen

Build A Queen is a narrative-driven construction and strategy game where players create and assemble robotic queens using collected parts from a desolate factory world. With a mix of crafting, resource management, and moral choices, the game blends customization with emotional depth. Each queen you build has distinct traits based on your component choices, leading to unique interactions and alternate outcomes across missions.

Construction Mechanics and Assembly Strategy

Gameplay begins with salvaging broken parts from collapsed workshops and hostile zones. These parts are classified by type—core, logic module, mobility, outer shell, and aesthetic detail. Players must construct a functional queen by combining these into a stable structure, but there’s freedom in how you interpret “functional.” A queen with heavy armor may lack agility; a logic-focused queen may lack emotional responses.

Parts affect not only appearance but behavior. The way you build determines:

• How the queen communicates during encounters with NPCs
• What special abilities she can use in missions
• How other characters react to your creation’s design and demeanor

This gives Build A Queen a significant amount of replay value. No two builds play exactly the same, and later missions adapt to earlier design decisions.

Mission Progression and Emotional Outcomes

The game features a campaign of structured missions where your queen must engage in diplomacy, battle, or infiltration. The outcomes of these missions are often not based on success/failure, but on how your constructed queen responds. A queen built with high empathy modules may resolve conflict peacefully; one with tactical limbs might intimidate or destroy enemies instead.

Optional objectives challenge you to:

• Build a queen with no combat modules and find alternative win conditions
• Use misfit parts to construct a queen that defies standard protocols
• Trigger emotion states that unlock secret dialogue trees and plot threads

Build A Queen’s gameplay invites players to engage not just with mechanics, but with the personality and ethics of creation. The game allows for absurd, poetic, or strategic queens depending on how you interpret the components.