MegaFactory Titan

I love factory/automation building games - I have thousands of hours in Factorio, DSP, Satisfactory, etc. However, this game is just pretty much horrible. The game puts so many annoying things in your path that you can never really settle down and try to build your factory in any meaningful way. Maybe you can plan around it, but I've never figured out how. The biggest negative factor is the population dynamic. Having people to feed/house itself isn't bad, but forcing a building to have a limit of 60x60 tiles where you those workers can be assigned jobs really limits what you can do. 3600 tiles may feel like a lot, but when you have individual buildings take up 3x3, 4x4, and 5x5 with room for tubes, it gets eaten up fast... Plus, it is quite difficult to actually have a lot of flat land available as the resources you need are in the way, there are tons of lakes, chasms, etc. that make it quite difficult. Later tech can help with this, but it takes a while to get to it. On top of all that, the first habitat has a limit of 100 people and the first tier after can only house 40. Each Small 3x3 building requires at least 2 workers, so you end up not being able to support many buildings …

Cool concept, but quite rough around the edges, it's an automation game kinda centered more around producing materials and selling them for profit, rather than just manufacturing for the sake of manufacturing, has a ton of techs and a lot of neat little design ideas that i have yet to see done anywhere else, like the pull belts that lets machines request items as needed, rather than filling the belts up with a singular type of item.

It's an interesting optimization problem efficiently getting everything where it needs to go. Sometimes it feels like routing a circuit board.

love the game. 7 factions with different bonuses. Build base, earn money to pay the loan, hire workers, satisfy their needs, figth pirates and scavengers, belts (maglevs), factories, refineries, rockets etc. Mining and refinings is a huge part of the game, and mine you have to buy mining rights from the feds.. Haven't gotten trough the main quest line yet, because new labor is expensive and land on Titan isn't cheap. There is an extensive in-game wiki called "InfoLinks", but surely it's impossibly write down every minute detail, which leaves room for discovery; and who's gonna read it all anyways? If in doubt whether to buy, there is a demo version to try. P.S. kudos to dev

This is probably a great game to play ... if there was an up-to-date basic tutorial. Short of that, you're forced to guess how things work and waste time trying to find how it works. I love this kind of game but I want to spend my time building, improving efficiencies, etc. - not guessing how it works. I'm tired of wasting my time. I do NOT recommend it.

Good factory idle builder, less intensive than factorio, so easier to leave idle as stuff happens. Belt logic is simple, with belt pull, belt do logic, but creates issues later on with refinement of where things go. Trading, would be better with more automation options, ie sell buildings, sell items all the time etc. Not having to select missions. Outside of the trading post that accepts some. Regardless, well worth the price, is a fun wee builder.