Atomcraft

Been playing since the beta, one of the most complex falling sand games I've tried. Its very deep with real world chemical reactions, you can collect the whole periodic table and mix all the stuff in it. Totally recommended to mess around, or if you have a PhD in chemistry

Absolutely fantastic game! I have 80 hours just on the demo before release just refining ore to basic elements (all elements in the periodic table are present) and building complex machines for refining ore and gases. Built a forge powered entirely from hydrogen gas created via electrolysis of water providing infinite fuel from the rain

Why did it take over 20 years for someone to turn falling sand game / powder toy into a fleshed out survival game? I'm going to put like 200 hours into this

Прикольный и вполне играбельный симулятор химика. Этакая смесь геймплея из "Powder Game" и визуала Noita. Игру можно пройти, найдя или добыв все элементы таблицы Менделеева, для этого вам придётся химичить, придумывать хим установки с автоматизацией пикселей, прокачивать себя, находить неписей и т.п. Я не химик и для меня выглядит вполне реалистично... Пару раз поймал себя на мысли "А ну.. да.. Так и должно быть", например когда сделал в стальном чане серную кислоту, которая собственно прожгла чан и разлилась... Пришлось изготавливать стекло. В игре есть небольшое обучение и гайд, который введёт вас в курс дела, научит основам геймплея. Но не более, далее думай своей головой. Так же есть внутренняя энциклопедия, в которой перечислены химические реакции для разных элементов. И судя по ней, в игре ещё есть не мало элементов, реакции для которых ещё нет или они не описаны. Например та же нефть. Есть встроенная мастерская стима, где можно делиться своими установками, пока пустовата, но это временно. Из минусов - это отсутствие QoL вещей. И не совсем удобное управление, к которому надо привыкать. Надеюсь со временем разработчик допилит это дело. Так же есть ряд багов/косяков. В обучалке написано, что есть готовка, но скриншот примера готовки, отличается от того, что у меня на самом деле. Но это всё как-то не критично

This is a very nice game!!! It realy just has lots of chemical reactions and is just sooo good! Lot of playtime to be made here. Nice developer :D

Highly addictive game. Don't be discouraged by the graphics, This game has some beefy complex chemical simulation. our future self is already drafting a strongly worded complaint letter to your teenage self for not paying attention in chemistry class. I hope that there will added some kind of physical Pressure like fluid level equalization to game in the future, but as a Satifactory-Fan i can confirm, that is seems be very hard to get somthing like fluid physics working. I can also confirm, this game is working fine on Arch Linux even with my "ancient" hardware, except for those little bugs, that do not really depend on the OS.

Great game with mechanics that are just deep enough but continue to improve. I tried Atomcraft and Sandustry, the clear winner for anyone who wants to build complex machines to process resources would for sure be Atomcraft. Generally the reactions and interactions can be googled as the game and real world counterparts attempt to be as similar to eachother as possible. The community is helpful and pretty chill, and the developer seems to be working hard to realize many of the new ideas people come up with as well as further building out the core of his game.

I'm great at math and factory games, but I've always sucked at chemistry and never really understood it at all. But this game gives you such a fantastic playground to play and learn in! Throw all kinds of stuff together, set it on fire, mix it up, and see what happens! It's the kind of stuff you could NEVER EVER do in a real chemistry lab! I can create the most horrifyingly deadly gasses and simply scoop them up for safekeeping, alongside a variety of separate molten metals I run around with in my back pocket. It also comes with a built-in ingredient guide to create every substance, without spelling out how to mechanically set up the reaction, so you can experiment with your own machines (there's also some machinery guides if you get really stuck). Absolutely fabulous game, I expected to not get far at all, but now I can't wait to gradually fill out the entire periodic table!

Curious game, but it stutters quite a lot on my PC. And it is no potato. Strong focus on chemistry, but many other aspects are left with less attention - like exploration and building. UX-wise, a decent amount of work went into not dying in deluge of formulas, but I feel more could be done still. But, I double-checked, no EA disclaimer, so it's highly possible there will be no major improvements.