About SuperWEIRD
SuperWEIRD is an idle automation game where your workforce is a crew of JunkDroids, robots built to be used once and thrown away. Put them in the right places and they become a production line that brings a ruined world back bit by bit.
The big threat is the Goofy Goo, which keeps spreading, and the end goal is a final boss you hold off with tower defenses. The more complex your production gets, the harder your defenses hit. The art is cartoon-style 2D, starting on a gray, worn-out patch of land with dead trees and a locked chest.
The web version is a short alpha of a bigger game, and it runs about an hour. There's also local co-op for two players on one computer. You can play SuperWEIRD online here and see how far the droids get you.
How to Play SuperWEIRD
- Click inside the game window first, then use the mouse and keyboard. The question-mark button in the top-right corner is the place to check controls.
- Dashed outlines on the ground mark spots you can pay coins to build on.
- Use JunkDroids to automate production, then grow it into a bigger network.
- Restore the ruined land piece after piece as your output climbs.
- Build tower defenses to protect your base from the Goofy Goo and the final boss.
What to Expect in SuperWEIRD
SuperWEIRD starts with a gray, broken landscape and a pile of droids that look useless. The fun comes from linking them into a system that runs without you, then watching your damage climb as production gets more complex. It's an automation game with a tower defense finale, so the base you build has to hold when the boss arrives.
The alpha takes about an hour, which makes it a good evening's play. Bring a friend if you like, since local co-op supports a second player. Try SuperWEIRD free here and see whether your droids can stop the Goo.
Tips for SuperWEIRD
- Treat every JunkDroid as a resource. They're single-use, so put each one where it adds the most to production.
- Grow production steadily. A more complex chain is what makes your defenses hit harder against the boss.
- Keep an eye on the Goofy Goo and get defenses up before it spreads too far.
- Set aside about an hour. The alpha is short enough to finish in one long sitting.
- Rope in a second player for local co-op if someone is next to you. Two people can split production and defense between them.
Who Made SuperWEIRD
SuperWEIRD was made by Luden.io, who released it on itch.io. It's built in the Defold engine. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the SuperWEIRD page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is SuperWEIRD free?
Yes. SuperWEIRD is free to play here in your browser with nothing to install. This web build is a short alpha of a larger game, about an hour long, and it covers the full loop of putting droids to work, automating production and defending your base.
How do you play SuperWEIRD?
Spend coins on the dashed build spots, put JunkDroids to work and link them into a production network. As production grows, rebuild the broken world and set up tower defenses. The Goofy Goo keeps spreading, and a final boss waits at the end, so your base has to be ready.
What is the goal of SuperWEIRD?
The goal is to stop the Goofy Goo before it swallows everything. You get there by turning single-use JunkDroids into a working production chain, rebuilding the world around your base and building tower defenses strong enough to beat the final boss.
Who made SuperWEIRD?
SuperWEIRD was made by Luden.io and released on itch.io. It's built in the Defold engine. FunClicker embeds the creator's own alpha version so you can play it in your browser, and the credit for the game's design, code and art belongs to Luden.io.
Can I play SuperWEIRD on a Chromebook or phone?
On a Chromebook it runs in the browser like on any computer. A keyboard and mouse on a larger screen is the comfortable setup, so a laptop or desktop is the best fit. Phone browsers vary, and the base view gets busy on a small screen once production grows.
Is SuperWEIRD unblocked at school?
SuperWEIRD needs only a browser tab, with nothing to download or install. Whether it opens on a school or work network is up to that network's filters, which we do not control. If it loads, it plays the same as anywhere else, and the alpha takes about an hour.
Can two people play SuperWEIRD together?
Yes. SuperWEIRD has local co-op for two players sharing the same computer. That makes it easy to split the work, with one person running production and the other on defenses. The question-mark button in the game is the place to check how the second player joins.
How long is SuperWEIRD?
The web version is an alpha that takes about an hour. It's a slice of a much larger game, so it ends sooner than a full release would, but SuperWEIRD still covers the whole loop: droids, automation, rebuilding the world and a tower defense showdown with the final boss.
