Factory Default: Build, Trade, Repeat

Factory Default: Build, Trade, Repeat

Chett Fitzgerald · Simulation, Economy, Indie, Crafting, Transportation

Buy Factory Default: Build, Trade, Repeat from Steam at $13.49 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

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Factory Default: Build, Trade, Repeat price by region

Factory Default: Build, Trade, Repeat costs $8.55 in Georgia (USD), £12.37 in the United Kingdom, $13.49 in the United States, €13.94 in Europe (EUR), CA$16.19 in Canada, A$18.85 in Australia, NZ$21.14 in New Zealand, zł39.59 in Poland and R$48.14 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Factory Default: Build, Trade, Repeat offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $8.55 $8.55 — 1
United Kingdom £12.37 −10% £12.37 — 1
United Statesyour region $13.49 −10% $13.49 — 1
Europe (EUR) €13.94 −10% €13.94 — 1
Canada CA$16.19 −10% CA$16.19 — 1
Australia A$18.85 −10% A$18.85 — 1
New Zealand NZ$21.14 −10% NZ$21.14 — 1
Poland zł39.59 −10% zł39.59 — 1
Brazil R$48.14 −10% R$48.14 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Factory Default: Build, Trade, Repeat

Build an Empire That Spans the Planet

In Factory Default, you control every step of a global industrial empire. Extract raw materials, refine them into advanced components, manufacture high-tech goods, and sell them across the world.Your operations span continents. Your decisions move markets. Your reputation shapes the future of your company.Build efficient production chains, secure supply contracts, manage workers, and expand your influence across the planet.From remote mines to cutting-edge semiconductor plants, every piece of the global economy can become part of your industrial network.

A Living 3D Planet

Your operations span a fully explorable 3D globe inspired by real-world geography.Build across regions modeled after real countries and economic unions, each offering different resources and strategic opportunities. Expand your industries where materials are abundant, develop production where infrastructure is strong, and connect continents through global trade.Mine rare minerals in resource-rich regions, refine materials where it makes economic sense, and manufacture products close to the world’s largest markets. Every decision shapes how your industrial network grows across the planet.

Design Deep Global Supply Chains

Build and optimize complex production networks across hundreds of resources and manufactured goods.Raw materials become refined components, which become advanced industrial products. Every link in the chain affects the efficiency and profitability of your empire.Secure long-term supplier contracts, balance imports and exports, and react to fluctuating global markets.A well-designed supply chain can make billions. A poorly designed one can collapse an empire.

Profit vs Reputation

Your company is judged by the world.A dynamic Global Perception system evaluates your actions across financial strength, environmental impact, corporate responsibility, and industrial influence.Will you invest in sustainable infrastructure and worker protections?
Or maximize profits through aggressive policies and questionable practices?Every decision shapes how the world sees your company.

Shape the World Through Corporate Power

Spend influence to enact company-wide policies that dramatically affect your operations.Support sustainability and worker rights for reputation and stability, or cut costs through aggressive industrial practices that boost profits at the expense of public opinion.Balancing influence, profit, and reputation is the key to dominating global industry.

Build the Future

As your company grows, you will take part in ambitious global projects - including the Ultima Mundi Project, a massive undertaking to help construct an entirely new continent.Only the world’s most powerful industrial empire can make it possible.

Key Features

  • A Fully Playable 3D Earth
    Build your industrial empire across a 3D model of Earth with over 100 regions based on real-world countries and economic unions.
  • Massive Production Depth
    Manage supply chains across 675+ resources and products, from raw materials to advanced technology.
  • Planet-Scale Logistics
    Create global trade networks using contracts, trade routes, and dynamic markets.
  • Dynamic Global Economy
    Prices fluctuate daily based on world events and your own trading volume.
  • Corporate Policy System
    Spend influence to enact powerful company policies that shape profits, reputation, and environmental impact.
  • Environmental Impact Management
    Manage pollution and offset your footprint with advanced technologies like carbon capture and artificial coral reefs.
  • Workforce Management
    Adjust wages, benefits, and staffing to maximize productivity and keep workers efficient.
  • Research and Technological Progress
    Unlock new industries, infrastructure, and production capabilities through a deep research tree.
  • Supplier Contracts and Market Strategy
    Secure long-term resource deals to stabilize your supply chains and outmaneuver competitors.
  • Endgame Mega Project
    Help build an entirely new continent through the Ultima Mundi Project, and unlock even greater engineering feats.
Build the factories.
Control the markets.
Shape the future of global industry.

Factory Default: Build, Trade, Repeat — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Oct 11, 2026
Honestly just enjoying the whole experience. Very cozy game to also be making (or losing) billions. I do want to add though, seeing other negative reviews, I want it to be known that there IS more than just on the surface trading. I understand if the gameplay isn't for you, but seeing negative reviews say it's bare bones with barely any time played makes me sad to see. It is early access, there are things needing polish and fixed, but it does seem trying to make itself more than just numbers go up.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 5, 2026
finally good economy game
2 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 5, 2026
It is fun so far. A little clunky at times, but forgivable because the gameplay is good. The tutorial is a good balance of actions and explanations, and starts you right into your first game. It is fairly easy to become profitable at the beginning. The game does a good job of scaling, and keeping the challenges interesting. There is a lot more depth than the graphics would have you believe. My desktop GPU got somewhat warm at 4k, but did fine at at 1440. On my less capable laptop, I had to limit the game to 30fps to keep the fans from screaming. Some graphics settings would be nice for people with older equipment.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 13, 2026
Great game the only issue i have is the game continuing to crash whenever i complete a production line
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Oct 12, 2026
No ultra-wide monitor support, nor was there any obvious UI scaling options which resulted in cut-off screen and tiny text. Not really playable.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 9, 2026
I feel like this is a good game with a surprising level of detail for where it is presently. Even though I received the game for free, I still feel comfortable in recommending it. You can see how the game plays out on youtube d2k simulators
1 found this helpful

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