RAM Rampant

The player can purchase robots from a conveyor belt.

When the player interacts with a robot, it begins to follow them.

If a robot is following the player and they interact with an unoccupied task station, the bot is assigned to the station and begins working. \nIf the player interacts with the now occupied task station again, the bot is removed.

Occupied task stations generate money every second. There are 3 different types of task stations:

1. Power stations (hamster wheels) generate the least revenue but also produce electricity. They do not consume any electricity. \n2) AI Art Stations (easel) generate slightly more money, but consume a little electricity. \n3) Crypto Mining Stations (computers) generate the most money (Hagencoin stocks are very high right now), but also consume a lot of electricity.

Robots have a certain chance of becoming defective while working at a task station (recognizable by a smoke effect). \nThe player can interact with defective robots to "repair" them...

Players can buy new task stations at task plots by interacting with them. (Task plots cannot be purchased while a robot is following the player because we were too lazy to code the interaction system better.)

Unnecessary robots can be "recycled" in an environmentally friendly way using the hydraulic press. (Please maintain the legally required safety distance when doing so!)

The goal is to get rich and finally be able to afford RAM again. Have fun!

Additional information (optional):

Robots have the following stats, which are randomly assigned at purchase: \n1) Intelligence: Determines the efficiency of a robot when working at a crypto mining station. \n2) Creativity: Determines the efficiency of a robot when working at an AI art station. \n3) Robustness: Measures how long a robot can operate at a task station before it fails.

Each stat can have a value between 1 (low) and 5 (high). The higher the value, the stronger the effect.