A Factory Roguelike

From the first hour of play, it feels pretty good (esp for someone who builds a lot of spaghetti..) I have a few issues, which I'll list now: - No option to view whole inventory (I know this is gonna be fixed in a later update, but shhhhh) - a lack of updating recipes when frozen (I'd like to confirm i did it thank you >:<) - It occasionally feeling impossible to route items (due to my own stupidity and a bit of luck, but wtvr) - Same song/track while playing (I myself am not versed in music, and it is nice having consistency) Overall, I like how the progression operates, and how (IF YOU TAKE YOUR TIME.) it makes sense to figure out routing :D A good intro to automation games, I'd say ^^ Very solid game, I'd say a good 8.1/10 to give it a number

Tutorial doesn't tell you how to empty the assembler.

Devs fixed crashing issue in a day :) Awesome content and a really fun gameloop but has some fatal crash bugs currently. Will update if the game crashing is fixed.

its a nice game but its super unbalnced and dosnt get bugfixes and lacks contant i can say without a dout this will be a very good game if it had all of that but its just not fun to spend the early game like 30 min then one quests asks to to rebuild everyhitng for scrach and take hours just to do it over and over again and it takes more time the more you do it becouse you dont have space and its just not what you would expect

steam generator and liqiud processor are very confusing and the liquid procecer is very weird and doesnt take energy i think it might be a bug but if its not i dont know what other energy source i could use becuase the steam generator doesnt work or is just confusing

This game borrows a lot from Factorio, but it's more of a celebration of it than just some cheap copy. It scratches the itch of wanting to build a factory and at the same time, thanks to it being a roguelike, the different runs let you try different things without too many compromises. I’ll be following the updates to see in which direction this will go, there’s so much potential in this idea.