Factory Planner

Factory Planner

Lebleby Games · January 19, 2026 · Exploration, Solitaire, Sandbox, Automation, Crafting

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Factory Planner price by region

Factory Planner costs £2.35 in the United Kingdom, €2.78 in Europe (EUR), $3.11 in the United States, $3.11 in Georgia (USD), CA$4.43 in Canada, A$7.43 in Australia, NZ$7.43 in New Zealand, R$16.69 in Brazil and zł18.70 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Factory Planner offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £2.35 −65% £6.69 £2.35 5
Europe (EUR) €2.78 −64% €7.79 €2.78 7
United Statesyour region $3.11 −61% $7.99 $3.11 6
Georgia (USD) $3.11 −38% $4.99 $3.11 6
Canada CA$4.43 −58% CA$10.49 CA$4.43 4
Australia A$7.43 −37% A$11.79 A$7.43 3
New Zealand NZ$7.43 −37% NZ$11.79 NZ$7.43 2
Brazil R$16.69 −37% R$26.49 R$16.69 2
Poland zł18.70 −49% zł36.99 zł18.70 4

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 Factory Planner

Factory Planner is a card-based strategy and simulation game where your goal is to build your own factory from scratch by combining different types of cards, managing resources, and optimizing production lines. Each card plays a specific role: gather materials, produce goods, distribute power, or boost efficiency. With the right planning, combinations, and engineers, your factory can become an industrial powerhouse!he game offers more than just production—it delivers a deep sandbox experience that gives players the freedom to create, experiment, and progress in their own unique way. Whether you want to build the most efficient automation system or explore creative factory layouts, every decision you make will shape the future of your industry.

Use Facility, Organization, Engineer, and Resource cards to create fully functional production chains. Each card has unique input/output nodes and behavior, requiring smart strategy and placement.

Manage solid, liquid, and power connections to ensure a smooth flow. A single wrong connection can halt your entire system. Connections snap in 90° angles, can be broken or rearranged, and dynamically adjust to your setup.
Engineer cards can be assigned to production and storage units to boost efficiency, unlock new recipes, or reduce energy consumption. Assignments take effect after the current production cycle, encouraging careful planning.
Power is at the heart of your factory. Use thermal generators and distribute energy to machines. If power demands exceed supply, systems shut down and the grid alerts you. Use splitters and mergers to control power flow effectively.Storage units have limits. If production outputs aren't properly connected, systems jam. Excess materials will halt collection. Maintaining transfer speed and flow balance is key to a smooth operation.Craft new cards or upgrade existing ones to improve your capabilities. As you progress, unlock more complex cards to scale your factory into a highly advanced industrial hub.

Keep track of everything: active cards, working engineers, Facredit balance, and more. The alert system notifies you instantly about issues like full storage, missing materials, or power failures and helps you react fast.
Start with basic materials like wood and iron, then unlock more advanced resources like sulfur and uranium. Eventually, you'll build high-tech factories powered by nuclear energy. Factory Planner challenges you to think, plan, and produce. Build seamless production chains, manage your resources wisely, and grow your humble workshop into a massive industrial empire.

Keep the lines moving. Let the systems flow. Make your factory legendary.

Key Features

  • Card-Based Factory Building System
    Strategically place and connect cards to design unique production lines.
  • Facility, Organization, Engineer and Resource Cards
    Each card has a distinct role: production, storage, energy or boosting efficiency.
  • Solid and Liquid Flow with Power Management
    Draw connections at 90° angles to manage flow. Wrong links can halt the entire system.
  • Engineer Assignments for Higher Performance
    Assign engineers to cards to improve efficiency, reduce energy use and unlock new recipes.
  • Advanced Power Distribution
    Manage energy from thermal generators and organize flow with splitters and mergers.
  • Smart Storage and Flow Control
    Storage has limited capacity. Poorly balanced input and output may cause system shutdowns.
  • Card Upgrades and Crafting System
    Start with simple cards and evolve them into advanced, high-performance modules.
  • Real-Time Monitoring and Alerts
    Track critical metrics like active cards, resources and energy consumption instantly.
  • Comprehensive Sandbox Experience
    Build at your own pace without time limits or enemy pressure.
  • No Enemies, Purely Production-Focused
    The entire experience is dedicated to building, planning and optimizing your factory.

Factory Planner — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

Players enjoy the early-game factory-building mechanics, particularly the card-based building system and production chain management, but the game falls apart in late-game with insufficient production metrics, unreliable statistics, and unfinished content. The lack of developer updates and communication for months has left many convinced the project is abandoned, making it difficult to recommend despite its promising concept.

Not recommended Jul 14, 2026
Meh
1 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 28, 2026
Really enjoyed this one. It’s chill, but still makes you think when setting up production lines and fixing your mess later. The card-based factory building is simple to get into and pretty satisfying once things start flowing properly. Definitely worth checking out if you like optimization games.
Not recommended Aug 15, 2026
In the beginning you can find enjoyment in learning the ropes and getting to new items. But that teters off incredibly quickly and almost everything turns into a chore. placing a building 10 times, connecting power 10 times connecting inputs 20 times. it's just not an interesting way to make a factory. you need to make literally every item since you need it for one machine or upgrade, and there are a LOT of items none of them offer any challenge other than working the required ingredients out and placing hundreds of cards making multiple hundreds of fiddly connections, merging and splitting almos every stop. You should play literally any other factory- adjacent game.
Not recommended Aug 6, 2026
crap
Recommended Jun 19, 2026
Add cloud saving pleaseeee
Recommended Jun 16, 2026
This game seems to be playable. It has some nice features, still a lot to work on from the devs. I'm at the maximum play time before some fixes are required.

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