Beer Factory

The game could have been good but the devs abandoned it and left it unfinished i would not suggest buying it. doing so and you are putting money into the hands of people who has falsified creating a finished product. unfortunately the game could have been a lot of fun.

i can not buy the broom at all in the game i tried uninstalling it the game a redownloading it tried verifying the game files and still nothing

would love for this game to be great but nope keep getting glitched into hell when unloading truck every single time such a shame. and to think there making a second one oh boy..

its not that the game has more bugs than ANYTHING, it also more feels like a demo. I played this now for 11 Hours or sum, 8 of those were finding workarounds for bugs. Now you can genuinely start a slot, and have one Hour of a tutorial and then nothing.. Not really free roam, nothing anymore to achieve, genuinely NOTHING. So yeah. If you wanna buy a tutorial 18,49€ seems worth it. But don't expect a game after it. It's genuinely a shame. You can't even try to expand your factory since those conveyors don't work.

game sucks played 4 hours to get threw the whole game essentually and still no good way to automate the transport of deliveries early -mid game.--- overall a crappy game

This is one of those weirdly satisfying work-sim games where the fun comes from slowly turning a messy place into an actual working business. Cleaning things up, moving stuff around, setting up production, hiring workers, and watching the factory start to run better over time is honestly pretty relaxing. I like that it’s not just about making one thing and calling it a day. You have to think about materials, storage, money, deliveries, production lines, and when it’s worth hiring people to take some of the boring work off your hands. It gives the game that nice “just one more upgrade” feeling. The forklift and factory tasks are kind of clunky in a charming way, but that also fits the whole job simulator vibe. If you enjoy management games where you start small, fix problems, and slowly build something that actually works, this is a fun one to mess around with.