FOUNDRY

FOUNDRY

Channel 3 Entertainment · May 2, 2024 · Base Building, Automation, Open World, Multiplayer, Crafting

Buy FOUNDRY from Steam at $29.99 — the cheapest of 4 stores we compare. The cheapest FOUNDRY key from a keyshop is $36.27 at Eneba.

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$29.99
lowest tracked $14.99
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Where to buy FOUNDRY — official stores

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Standard Edition · Steam
$29.99
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Cheapest FOUNDRY keys — keyshops

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Eneba
Standard Edition · Steam
$36.27
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CJS CD Keys
CJS CD Keys
Standard Edition · Steam
$37.37
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Driffle INC
Standard Edition · Steam
$46.06
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FOUNDRY price by region

FOUNDRY costs $19.99 in Georgia (USD), £26.99 in the United Kingdom, €29.01 in Europe (EUR), $29.99 in the United States, CA$39.99 in Canada, A$42.95 in Australia, NZ$47.99 in New Zealand, R$124.99 in Brazil and zł138.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest FOUNDRY offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $19.99 $19.99 $36.27 4
United Kingdom £26.99 £26.99 £27.85 3
Europe (EUR) €29.01 −3% €29.99 €29.01 4
United Statesyour region $29.99 $29.99 $36.27 4
Canada CA$39.99 CA$39.99 — 1
Australia A$42.95 A$42.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$47.99 NZ$47.99 — 1
Brazil R$124.99 R$124.99 R$251.71 2
Poland zł138.99 zł138.99 zł180.72 2

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 FOUNDRY

✦ AI summary

Build an unlimited automated factory on a procedurally generated planet, progressing from manual crafting to fully optimized production lines that feed interplanetary trade networks. Design intricate conveyor systems, power grids, and assembly chains across an infinite voxel landscape—solo or in co-op—while managing bottlenecks and unlocking advanced technologies to dominate the galaxy.

FOUNDRY is a first-person (first-robot?) factory builder with complete creative freedom set in a procedurally generated and infinite voxel world.

Land on an unexplored planet and design a giant automated robot production facility under the watchful direction of your AI friend, Carl. Navigate the complexities of interstellar trade and sell your products through interplanetary trade networks to reach your final goal: galactic industrial domination.
  • Progress from manual resource extraction to a fully automated and perfectly optimized factory.
  • Construct towering machinery and snaking networks of conveyor belts and pipes with no limits on where you build.
  • Explore a vibrant voxel world and sculpt the landscape block by block.
  • Research new, more advanced technologies to meet the demands of your ever-growing production lines.
  • Personalize your creation by unlocking decorative items and new color options.
  • Maintain a complex power system to keep your factory running at top speed.
  • Work solo or recruit outside contractors in online or LAN co-op multiplayer.
  • Create an enormous factory complex stretching from deep underground to the planet’s surface and the skies above.

Build Anything, Anywhere

Create a mechanically magnificent factory and a work of industrial art integrating your creation into the environment around you. Set up your machines far below the surface, high in the sky and everywhere in between. Grid-based construction gives you precise control over where and what you build. Land on an unexplored planet and explore a procedurally generated sandbox. Journey through dense jungles, gigantic mountain ranges, and great plains stretching into the horizon, with even more to discover beneath the surface.

Automate Everything

Design intricate systems of conveyor belts, long-distance transport networks, pipes and elevators from deep underground to automate your research. Unlock more advanced, complex and faster technology to optimize your factory and maximize production.
You’ll start by crafting items and harvesting resources manually but will soon find yourself setting up assembly lines piece by piece to devise a system that flows perfectly. Combine form, fit and function to create a smooth setup that effortlessly transforms raw materials into galaxy-grade robot products without you lifting a metallic finger.

Optimize to Perfection

Bottlenecks are your enemies. Remember to maintain a delicate balance between inputs and outputs so that productivity reaches its maximum potential, enabling you to progress through an extensive research tree.
Ensure that manufacturing runs at full speed. Keep your power supply well-fed and, as your factory expands, unlock upgraded machinery, advanced power generators and new customization options that will add efficiency and a splash of color to your production lines. Work solo or collaborate in co-op and engineer creative solutions to complex logistical challenges in a vast voxel world.

FOUNDRY — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player, Online co-op, LAN
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

DLC & expansions

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What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

FOUNDRY is a chill, relaxing factory-building game that players compare favorably to Satisfactory, though with a more laid-back pace. Common complaints center on its early access status with limited end-game content, lack of meaningful threats or survival mechanics compared to similar titles, and repetitive logistics that can feel tedious, alongside occasional performance issues in large factories. Players seem to view it as a worthwhile purchase for those seeking a relaxing building experience, though perhaps best enjoyed during early access discounts rather than at full price.

Not recommended Sep 24, 2026
Terrible company, terrible community management. This company shows shocking disrespect. A historical strategy game studio should at least respect history and basic community values, but Paradox Interactive keeps dropping the ball. The way they handled content related to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk offended a lot of players, because it showed inconsistency at best and disrespect at worst. Plus, charging premium prices for endless DLC feels like squeezing loyal fans for every last cent. It’s disappointing and honestly kind of insulting. I will not spend a single cent to this company for now on. Disrespect 2 Disrespect.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 30, 2026
Good game !! Satisfactory like but more "chill"
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 29, 2026
Its muy pog
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 26, 2026
chill game
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 25, 2026
boring lack of content
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Not recommended Sep 26, 2026
Gameplay & Mechanics • Lack of End-Game Content: Once you automate the final tier of science and research, there is currently no major end-game goal or space-race equivalent (like launching a rocket in Factorio). • Missing Clear Threats: Unlike Factorio (Biters) or Satisfactory (hostile fauna), FOUNDRY lacks significant dangers, survival mechanics, or base-defense elements, which makes the gameplay loop feel repetitive or low-stakes for some players. • Repetitive Logistics: Setting up long-distance transport pipelines and conveyor belts can become tedious due to the lack of advanced logistical variety in the early-to-mid game. • Technical & Design Issues • Early Access Limitations: As an Early Access title, it still suffers from occasional bugs, optimization drops in massive factories, and incomplete feature sets. • Derivative Design: Critics and players often note that the game borrows heavily from Satisfactory (first-person factory building) and Minecraft (voxel grid), making it feel less innovative or unique. • Basic UI/UX: The user interface, inventory management, and blueprint systems can feel clunky and less polished compared to older, established genre giants.

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