Lifecraft

Underrated. I didn't find it to be as restrictively complicated as some people described, but I'm also a fan of fairly complicated games. I just hope it keeps getting updates.

Awesome to learn about biochemistry simply, at least an introduction

Strongly recommend this game for anyone interested in automation games or cellular biology, especially if the graphical style appeals. It can be a little rough around the edges (it is in Early Access after all), but it's perfectly playable and an impressive effort for a small dev team. I'd recommend following the advice to avoid Survival mode for your first play through, despite it being selected by default.

It's a fun game but very much early access at the moment. There's some fun ideas that make it more than your usual factory game; zoned area, fighting temperature, fighting bacteria, growing your cells, tissue death! Played for a bit but once I got a bacteria colony there's no mechanism in the game to destroy it yet, so stopped playing as I was just clicking bacteria for ages and not really playing the game. I'll be going back to this one once it's built out more. Can't wait to see what the finished product will be.

Decided to give this another go after a recent update and have been having so much fun! Yes it's a bit clunky UI wise still, but there is so much potential here and I just love the theme of building your own living organism.

I absolutely do not recommend Lifecraft The gameplay and UI is completely alien even for an automation veteran. I've beaten factorio, dsp, and shapez multiple times and played dozens of automation games in total. I have no idea what is going on in this game