Assemblands

So far i am enjoying this game. It's a little rough around the edges with the controls but nothing that can't be fixed. will update later

This is pretty awesome, I love Factory games, this type is nice a bit different :-)

This game is grilling my 3070 TI alive it's wild. on mobile it's a fine game, also costing way less money but the steam version seems very bad. still touchscreen controls and dunno how a game like this does it but it needs so much graphics processing power that it becomes a fire hazard. might be because of 4k but still not ok defo refund

C'est un jeu a des défauts mais on se laisse prendre. C'est tranquille, sans stress, sans vraiment de challenge. Tranquille. On essaye d'optimiser l'espace au sein de notre usine pour toujours produire plus. Malgré tout, certain défauts sont pénibles. Les contrôles sont pensés pour un smartphone donc c'est pénible à la longue. A revoir tout l'UI. Sans réél raison, la carte graphique est toujours à fond alors que ce n'est pas spécialement beau. Je ne comprends pas.

The competitive multiplayer angle is interesting, however the game play is tedious. There's an annoying amount of repetition in the goal objects for the first few hours, with different products using the exact same sequence of machines with different input materials (that are just spawned at a location of your choosing). Looking forward at upcoming goals it appears to be more of the same with a very small selection of machine types. The recycling system seems interesting at a glance. In practice it just adds another layer tedium. You simply need to build the entire production line again on a smaller scale. After ~7 hours I already have a library of machine layouts that I'm cutting and pasting to build the next product with zero challenge. Given the low cost it may be worth a look for factory enthusiasts. I'll likely play a little longer to see if I can find the fun. However I suspect that's just the sunk cost fallacy at work and you're better off spending your time elsewhere.

I'm only level 5 at the moment and haven't taken part in any of the community challenges. But, so far I am finding it fun. I like factory games, but it is hard to find one that fits my gameplay style. This one is another one that is added to my list I can play. The fact that it has a multiplayer type aspect adds a different slant on the genre. And for those that like to see how well they are doing against others, there is a leaderboard. It was rough starting out and I was given the 5k assistance money several times which helped me move stuff around until it wasn't clogged up rofl. I feel a factory remodel is almost inevitable every few levels as you realise you need more space to move stuff around. SUGGESTION: A storage bin building would be a good tool to move stuff back into storage so you can redesign without worrying about items disappearing because you stored away a conveyer belt or building. It would have definitely made things easier for me. I'll update this review after I have played some more and dabbled with the community challenges and partner feature ( I am partnered with my brother ) .

I really enjoy this game, as it doesn't have an insanely steep learning curve, is goal driven, allows one to be creative, and doesn't need constant involvement, and can be played across different devices (on my mobile and PC). I'm looking forward to updates/improvements of the game. Definitely worth the money and for those that just want to sit back and enjoy a factory/assembly based game.