Kaizen: A Factory Story

Sometimes you have to take a step back and come back, its always worth the struggle though

The game itself is... fine. From the amount I've played, the flow is pretty enjoyable: put down devices that will move or rotate the objects and then glue it all together. Problem is, it keeps freezing. Probably Linux, I dunno. But it's not stable enough to continue. I was just finishing up a "fun" (awful) introduction to the "pachinko solitaire" game, and it froze for the second time. In two hours of total game time, that's just not acceptable. Ah well. If the game actually plays for you, maybe you'll like it more than I did?

Amazing Zachtronics-like puzzle game ! Global difficulty is lower, except the very last level which is such an hell !

Awesome game! I loved the story and the very concrete puzzles. Compared to other games that can feel abstract, this one is very grounded.

First Played: Today 8.6 hours on record

This game is Infinifactory and Opus Magnum badly mashed together. Or possibly Infinifactory and MOLEK-SYNTEZ, but you can lay your own tracks, so Opus Magnum it is. I wish there had been literally any other element to the puzzles that wasn't 'yeah you have all the blocks you need in mostly the shape that you need them, now go make them fit together'. Make us actually have to *assemble* things, dangit. Also the solitaire is weak and arbitrary.