Automation

I want this game to work. If you code poorly, the game will crash. The graphics are poorly done for a video game. The graphics are nicely done for a PLC game. This needs a lot of work but like a lot of PLC software, they are almost never updated.

As an engineer, I can confirm that ladder logic programming in this game sucks ass as much as real life. 10/10

This game is frustratingly rigid. Several levels in the first 4 or 5 I have solved the functional description, but was not recognised by the game so it didn't let me move on. The first was a simple motor start/stop where it seemed to need to be on one line, it works just fine with a relay, but wouldn't pass.

X FAHAM BABI

This game hits that perfect puzzle-brain sweet spot! Challenging enough to make you think, but incredibly rewarding when everything finally clicks. It also feels surprisingly fresh in the automation genre thanks to its real world roots. There’s a wonderful skeleton here for a full-on nerd’s paradise of programming and logic. I can genuinely see this game blowing up in the automation community as it develops. It still needs a lot of work, but the potential is unmistakable. I really hope the devs keep pushing updates, because this could grow into something special. Please don’t get hung up on comments complaining that it’s not Studio5000. It’s not supposed to be. This is a video game where you build automatic candy factories. Food for thought, if the devs ever add a map maker or support for shareable mods, the amount of community-driven content would explode. That alone could carry this game to a whole new level.

I love this simulator because it's an excellent educational tool for learning PLC programming interactively. It features a realistic interface with digital and analog functions, offers challenges for both beginners and advanced users, and runs smoothly even on moderate hardware. I hope future updates include more scenarios to program different types of industrial processes.