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D-topia
Step into the world of D-topia in this gentle-paced puzzle adventure. In D-topia, life is curated by artificial intelligence to maximize happiness. As the newest Facilitator, its up to you to solve puzzles to keep the D-topia residents happy and the facility running.
Details
- Released
- July 14, 2026
- Publisher
- Annapurna Interactive
- Platforms
- PC · Switch · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S · Switch 2
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D-topia Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
What truly is happiness and what does it mean to be human?
D-topia balances cozy puzzle games while tackling a proposed future for Artificial Intelligence in ways that change the conversation.
D-topia takes players to a future world controlled by AI for the sake of granting happiness to the majority.
D-topia is a cozy sci-fi puzzle game with satisfying challenges, memorable characters, home customization, and thoughtful questions about AI.
Solving the city's problems, one puzzle at a time.
D-Topia is a puzzle-heavy cozy/life-simulator set in an AI-controlled city where human life is optimized for happiness.
Annapurna Interactive's latest installment, D-topia, asks what happiness costs when a machine decides who deserves it.
D-topia is a charming and relaxing narrative adventure with hints of depth and fascinating subject mattter.
D-topia's AI-driven world has programmed a unique fusion of logic puzzles, innocent visual design, and unsettling implications to sustain one's attention, but not much beyond that.The letter 'D' in D-topia is deliberately playing with its two most closely associated words. Not to be confused with dys-topia, [...]
D-Topia is a cozy look at a potential AI future, but the ideas presented don't feel fully realized.
Annapurna Interactive's latest release tries to ask big questions about AI, while also being a cosy puzzle game about helping your fellow citizens.
D-topia is a game well-worth playing for fans of approachable puzzlers, and gets surprisingly deep with the vast amount of sci-fi ideas it layers into the story and world-building. It's never exceptionally challenging, but still remains engaging throughout regardless. A couple of puzzle solution quirks and the occasional illusion of choice can be a bummer, but it doesn't diminish that, at its core, this game is a lovely time. Take a weekend and unwind with this one.