Automation

This game hits that perfect puzzle-brain sweet spot! Challenging enough to make you think, but incredibly rewarding when everything finally clicks. It also feels surprisingly fresh in the automation genre thanks to its real world roots. There’s a wonderful skeleton here for a full-on nerd’s paradise of programming and logic. I can genuinely see this game blowing up in the automation community as it develops. It still needs a lot of work, but the potential is unmistakable. I really hope the devs keep pushing updates, because this could grow into something special. Please don’t get hung up on comments complaining that it’s not Studio5000. It’s not supposed to be. This is a video game where you build automatic candy factories. Food for thought, if the devs ever add a map maker or support for shareable mods, the amount of community-driven content would explode. That alone could carry this game to a whole new level.

I love this simulator because it's an excellent educational tool for learning PLC programming interactively. It features a realistic interface with digital and analog functions, offers challenges for both beginners and advanced users, and runs smoothly even on moderate hardware. I hope future updates include more scenarios to program different types of industrial processes.

이걸로 PLC 연습하고 있어요 Seal-in 으로 Statemachine 만드는 거 반복이네요

I initially enjoyed this game until you have to use anything other than open/close. The implementations of instructions poorly implemented, partially implemented, or are actually wrong. In no way would you ever program in the way they want you to. Do not use this as training. Good concept. Poor execution.

Yucky. Music doesn't loop correctly in the opening scene. Graphics use compressed low resolution images which looks terrible on HD monitors. Soemtimes, graphics wont go away when they should. It feels like a low effort flash game from the 2000s. Also, while I'm no ladder logic pro, I get the gist of it, and I cannot always tell if it's me or the game not working as it should. Most of the time, it turns out to be the game. The UI is clunky and incomplete making it hard to use. It doesn't introduce things well at all, if it bothers to introduce them at all. Instructions are sloppy and confusing. ALso, just moving a rung branch around can crash the game. Doo doo. Stinky doo doo game. There are better options out there. They may cost more, and they're not on Steam, but they're not that terribly priced. Stinky stinky doo doo.

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