Kubifaktorium

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Played through the campaign and got all the achievements in a little bit over 40 hours and honestly it's a pretty solid game. The writing for the campaign could see some improvements but the way it eases you into mechanics is still a good introduction. If you're looking for a cozy factory-colonization mix this is a good pick. Low stress, decently simple and clear and no real pressure to optimize your factories. Easy to sink a good few hours into and realize you've been up all night.

Kubifaktorium is one of those games that quietly earns a loyal audience through the strength of its systems rather than flashy presentation. Developed and published by Neomateria Games GmbH, this hybrid of colony simulation, factory management, and city building offers a surprisingly deep sandbox experience wrapped in a clean voxel aesthetic. From the moment players establish their first settlement, the game makes it clear that success depends on thoughtful planning, efficient logistics, and a willingness to adapt to an ever-expanding web of production demands. The game's central premise revolves around turning a small group of settlers into the foundation of a prosperous industrial society. Starting with basic tasks like gathering wood and producing food, players gradually unlock increasingly complex technologies and infrastructure. Before long, simple paths evolve into extensive transportation networks featuring carts, railways, and automated supply chains. Kubifaktorium excels at creating a constant sense of progression, with each milestone opening new possibilities while introducing fresh challenges. There is always another bottleneck to solve or another system waiting to be o…

too complicated for my taste 5/10

A hidden gem on steam, Starts slow and lets you find your feet then expands to include all the stables, belts, robots automation. Fantastic game and a must play if you like factory type games!

It's a very good factory game, with a good message about making sure to care for the environment. Or at least I think, I was too busy building giant factories and destroying everything in sight. :3 Only thing I didn't like was that some buildings have placement limits, and the game was sometimes laggy when a lot of buildings were on screen (specifically modern houses)