Final Factory

ok ok... so check it out. this game is perfect for me. all exhausted after work and iwht a bottle wine or we/e up in me. like, i wanna factory it all up and this game is like, yo... you mentally impaired? we got you. did you mean to right -clck and not left clcik? iz ok. there's just enough of a delay in that right rclike for you to not delete you thing. so iz good game for for like, ummm... ok... like, satisactory is too much mental thoughtsingins for me. but this got my back. ' iz good. i'm broke but the demo all like, yeah... you like that don't you... it on sale beratna, scoop it up and see what's up. diz game waht's up.

A solid factory game with some nice unique aspects. Solid 30-40 hour duration if you finish it in one save. Much easier to get into than factorio.

I can't quite pin point it but something is off. I was somewhat forcing myself to play the last 6 hours, trying to get into it because it seems interesting on paper. But no... Every time I remember Final Factory (because it sits on my desktop), I ask myself if I want to play it. The answer is always no. Even if I'm bored and has nothing else to do.. I don't hate it, but regret buying it.

I have played this game now for 4 or 5 years. I have put it down and picked it up again several times through many major updates. It isn't some graphically impressive, quick reward, short attention span kind of game, but it will challenge you to do better each time you play it. The objective is straight forward enough, but it is very much the journey that will have you addicted. You'll get stuck at a certain point because you don't have enough of a certain resource, and you'll have to come up with a better system for producing it next time. You can truly customize the way you play and even try every way possible. If you like to use your brain, you'll love this hidden gem of a game.

I think I can make no greater compliment to [i]Final Factory[/i] other than saying: [h1]it's a gateway drug to factory games.[/h1] Sure, there are probably things to talk about... ...like [i]FF[/i] supports a full playthrough until an ending(?), but [b]needs more time in the oven[/b] to fix up things like automated spaceships (automation triggers are not nearly robust enough), progression curve (there's an enormous spike in logistic complexity), or the pipe graphics (a T joint works, but it looks like two unconnected pipes)... ...but this game got me into [i]Mindustry[/i], and now I'm producing Phase Fabric and assaulting bases with Tier 3 units. [hr][/hr] [h3]In conclusion,[/h3] you might be surprised what [i]Final Factory[/i] gives you, and if you're on the fence, you can always try the demo.

I'd play it more often if it were coop similiar to factorio