A very satisfying factory game with some of the automation you can design. I got VERY good at building incredibly complicated designs in a very compact space that looked stunning to watch flow. And the game itself has

You can't fix a blueprint if you made a small mistake at the bottom of the build. There's also no mechanic that lets you skip carrying the full set of resources for a blueprint in your inventory — it's annoying to

Nice for the actual production aspects, but building anything outside of your production line is a pain, and very janky and hard to figure out. It was fun up until it was time to expand my shop and build it larger,

Strong recommend from me. This is a great addition to the 'conveyor belt' automation genre. Runs well, and is mechanically solid. It scratches the logistics itch while offering something new in a genre dominated by

Really wanted to like this game. The automation is interesting and the progression is good. The only problem is the game constantly pauses for a few seconds every couple of minutes, even at the lowest graphics settings.

This is a mixed review. The first 25 hours or so were great fun. A lot of interesting ideas and systems are there. One of the more interesting to me was that you could build your resources through selling in your shop