Beltex

Beltex, developed and published by Notional Games, is a quietly ambitious automation and strategy title that reimagines factory-building through the lens of mathematics rather than raw materials. Instead of mining ore, refining metals, or managing logistics chains filled with physical goods, Beltex asks players to think in numbers—extracting, transforming, and routing values across a sprawling hex-based landscape. The result is an experience that feels both intellectually stimulating and meditative, appealing strongly to players who enjoy optimization, logic, and elegant problem-solving. At its core, Beltex revolves around the idea that numbers themselves are the primary resource. Tiles on the map generate numeric values, which must then be transported via conveyor belts into buildings that perform mathematical operations such as addition, multiplication, division, or conversion. These processed values are ultimately delivered to objectives that demand specific outputs. What makes this system compelling is how naturally it turns arithmetic into a spatial and logistical challenge. Decisions are rarely just about where to place a building; they are about how numerical relationships …

realy fun. love the concept and i have just gotten to level 11 but I think the game play can get very repetive over time but thats just the nature of the idea i dont know if it exist but an unlockable copy/paste would be very cool

love the game. please make it also available for the mac. :)

A nice factory game. For me, the gameplay consisted mostly of developing a theory for consistently producing all kinds of numbers, especially under the constraints of the in-game challenges (e.g., not using multipliers until a certain level). Once copy-pasting has been unlocked, designing reusable and composable components also becomes a concern.

good belt

Fun game. If you like factory builders like Shapez, this is worth the low price.