Another Game About Automation

The full game is lacking a finish and/or polish. The full game is no more complex or complete than the demo was.

I like it, but it gets kinda weird. The difficulty automation games face is that sometimes all you have to do is wait a little longer for the factory to work. Efficiency is only interesting when it has impact. Like updating your factorio machines to have perfect input/output helps balance other inputs/outputs as well, which steamrolls into other optimization options further down the line. In this game however, once you unlock splitting, you don't need efficiency. You take a few numbers, split them so you only have to use 1 per setup, and then copy paste the setup as many times as you need to reach the goal within seconds. Before I ever start looking into optimization of my setup the goal has already been achieved and I can delete everything to make a new one for the next goal. I was baffled when I unlocked logistics, when all I need is to just split a couple numbers, multiply them with each other, subtract another number, and it's done. Especially unlocking 10, 25, and 50 made me scratch my head. It was just too easy to do everything with multiplying, even when I'm limited to a certain amount of number generators, to really use anything else. Dividing? Percentages? Never even looked at them. What I'd like for the game is to continue needing the earlier setups, instead of deleting them. You sorta have that where you can get 200 points for doing 500 of a number you've done before, but once you reach 500 the setup is useless again and you still delete it. I'd also like it if I'm somehow motivated to use the logistics. It looks like it can be very deep and gratifying to use, but at the moment I can do the same thing with way less trouble by using basic calculus and bruteforcing it. The only reason I'd use logistics currently is if I wanna challenge myself, but there's no reason since my setup will become useless after supplying 500-1000 numbers. I really like the idea of the game, and it's fun while it lasts, but without these two additions it's just over too quickly and becomes pretty stale after a while.

不错，但是有一个严重的设计问题，分发器会复制3路到出口，完全就是无敌版的分流器，使得整个游戏变得无脑了，生成一个数字然后广播器就可以无限生成，完全不用考虑效率布局了。我估计广播器的原意是广播0或1，但现在完全破坏了整个游戏

シンプルな数字工場ゲームです。だいたい 4 時間で Lv100 以外の全実績を解除できました。 shapez とか Beltmatic に近い感じです。 資源 (数字) は生成器から作ります。前述のゲームと違って鉱脈はなくてどこにでも置けるので、配置の自由度は高いです。 どうやったら早く数字を作れるか、素因数分解みたいなのをうまくできるかがポイントになります。 (足し算ができるので解き方は人それぞれですが) 日本語対応は一部抜けがあるもののほぼ問題ないです。 ちょっと簡単すぎる・コンテンツが少ない気はしますが、このお値段なのでまぁ仕方ないでしょう。 気軽に始められるのでおすすめです。

On day one, its not terrible ^^. Its a calm automation game, its a bit generic but still entertaining to play through :3.

There are other similar games that do the same thing that this does, but better. 1. AGAA is janky in places. For example, undo doesn't really work. 2. Gameplay is mostly tedious. There were one or two moments where I had to pause and come up with better blueprints that were more efficient. However, I spent a lot more time pasting blueprints than I did actually solving problems. 3. The broadcaster is completely broken, even when limited to 120 items/s. The game needs to be more challenging: 1. Limit the number of operator and belt structures 2. Limit space 3. Require a certain rate of numbers rather than a count of a number 4. Fix or remove the broadcaster 5. Give me a reason to use the logic stuff other than the broadcaster 6. For that matter, give me a reason to use division and modulo more often There are some QoL improvements that could be made as well: 1. More than one save file. 2. More music. 3. Zoom out farther. Some of the things I made got quite large.

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This game is a PERFECT intro to Automation games as well as a fine automation game of it's own. Not as big and fancy as FOUNDRY or Satisfactory, but it does an outstanding job of training the player which should make it very accessible to players new to the genre and yet, is a solid game on it's own. Also, the Save and Load for the tiles... PERFECTLY implemented! I hope you sell a million copies!

Das Spiel ähnelt Beltmatic, nur dass die Zahlen nicht "geschürft" werden aus zufällig auf der Ebene angeordneten Quellen, sondern beschränkt sind auf die Zahlen 1,2,3,5,7,10,25 und 50. Aus diesen Zahlen muss man mit den Grundrechenarten und ggf. noch Quadrierung/Kubierung die gewünschten Zahlen zusammensetzen. Hat man genug von der geforderten Zahl geliefert, bekommt man Punkte und eine neue Aufgabe. Für die Punkte kann man sich Verbesserungen wie z.B. schnellere Addition/Subtraktion etc. kaufen. Ich habe das Spiel ca. 5h gespielt und bin damit jetzt durch. Wie auch bei Beltmatic oder anderen ähnlichen Spielen (z.B. Shapez) baut man sich gegen Ende eine "Make Anything Machine", bei der man nur noch ein paar Parameter einstellen muss und dann wird die gewünschte Zahl geliefert. Eine Automatisierung wie z.B. bei Shapez gibt es nicht. Für den Preis ist die Spielzeit ok. So richtig etwas Neues im Vergleich zu Beltmatic konnte ich nicht erkennen. Die Grafik ist gut zu erkennen und das Spiel läuft stabil - da gibt es nichts zu meckern.