Good Company

Abandoned by developers long with a lot of QOL missing, not worth it really, getting through the game can be tedious and frustrating and obviously there's no relief coming.

I fell in love with Good Company the moment I saw someone playing it on YouTube shortly after release. I instantly bought it, and it quickly became one of the best uses of my money in gaming. I've restarted the game so many times that it really should feel stale by now, but it doesn't. Every new run still feels as fresh and exciting as the first. This is a deep, satisfying factory builder and management sim where you start in a garage and grow a full blown tech corporation. Designing efficient production lines, optimizing logistics with couriers and conveyors, hiring/training staff, inventing products, and chasing an ever-changing market never gets old. The loop of planning, tweaking, and watching everything flow smoothly is incredibly addictive. Whether you're doing the campaign or diving into freeplay, Good Company rewards creativity and smart problem solving without ever punishing you unfairly. Highly recommended for anyone who loves building systems, optimizing processes, or just running their own little industrial empire. One of my all time favorite management games, its easily worth every penny.

Decent factory game, let down by a serious lack of quality of life features and some clunky bits.

Abandonware with lacks on each inch

Good Game

After spending a bunch of initial hours playing this I can say I'm seriously hooked. The amount of depth and complexity is really refreshing and I love how much progress there is to make in each run. Also, the "tutorial campaign" that I am still playing through is hands down one of the best I have ever experienced in a game. There was clearly so much attention poured into this title. It's giving me "discovering Factorio/Rimworld for the first time" vibes and I spent a lot of hours on those titles. Personally, I'm looking forward to future updates from the developer. More content and gameplay mechanics are always good. But this is essentially already a behemoth game with plenty to chew on. It deserves more attention and more positive reviews. [b] Initial review: [/b] [i](I've moved away from playing this on the SD and I'm enjoying it on my PC for the time being)[/i] I'm really loving this game so far and I can already tell I'm going to sink a lot of time into it but there's only one issue. I like to play this on my Steam Deck and the problem is the UI is absolutely miniscule even when it's maxed out. I have my RB button set to toggle the magnifier which really helps but because …