
Explore, automate, and fight in this new open world factory automation game. Build factories connected by miles of conveyor belts. Manage power and fluid networks. Explore procedurally generated worlds filled with resources to harvest and hostile creatures to defeat. Play solo or online with friends
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Build sprawling factories that stretch across the terrain, connected with miles of conveyor belts. Merge and split belts to optimize production lines and keep your factory running at peak efficiency. From simple smelters to complex oil refineries, every machine pushes your automation further as you expand your industrial empire!
Explore vast procedurally generated worlds where every playthrough offers something new. Venture off in search of rich resource deposits, uncover unique landscapes, and share your favorite world seeds with friends. But beware, exploration comes at a cost, native hostile creatures roam the planet so you'll need to be prepared!
Procedural World: Explore a vast procedurally generated world every time you play. Find and share your favorite seed with friends.
Factory Machines: Design and optimize automated production lines with various machines to craft even more items.
Conveyor Belts: Organize miles of conveyor belts throughout your factories. Merge and split belts to balance and optimize efficiency.
Power Management: Establish and expand an electrical grid to fuel your growing factory.
Fluids & Pipes: Build and connect pipelines to transport fluids and gases between buildings.
Trains: Layout rail networks to transport goods across vast distances easily.
Base Defense & Combat: Craft weapons, automate turrets, and build defenses to fight off hostile creatures.
Co-Op: Survive and build alongside friends in LAN or online multiplayer.
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I had a really good time with Belts of Iron. It is a factory automation game that clearly takes some inspiration from Satisfactory, but I don't see that as a bad thing. I'm a huge Satisfactory fan myself, and it's nice to see more games in this genre. I don't consider it a copy, but rather a different take on the automation formula. The game features a large procedurally generated world, enemies, and tower defense elements. Right now, I would say it offers around 30 hours of gameplay, maybe more or less depending on your playstyle. One thing I really appreciated is that the game feels very polished. I didn't encounter any obvious bugs during my playtime. There are quite a few items to craft, and you need to build production lines and factories to create them. The automation is enjoyable, although it is not nearly as complex as Satisfactory, which is completely fine for this type of game. The game does have a few weaknesses. The world generation looks quite artificial and not very visually appealing, which can already be seen in the screenshots on the store page. There are also very limited building options for walls and floors at the moment. Most of them are simple stone structures that don't really give the feeling of building an industrial factory. Despite these issues, I genuinely enjoyed my time with the game and will continue playing it, especially considering the price. If you enjoy automation games and titles similar to Satisfactory, I can definitely recommend it. My rating is 7.5/10. The game has some really fun mechanics and a lot of potential, but there are still a few areas that need improvement. I will keep following the developer and look forward to future updates. I hope they continue putting a lot of effort into the project because this game has a very high ceiling and the potential to become something special.
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I haven't played a lot of this game but I did play for about an hour in the demo, which in case you wonder, progress does indeed carry over if you decide to purchase. This game has not got a lot of attention, which I feel is a disservice to how good the game is. For example, you can stretch out a conveyer belt pretty far using only one, same goes with the power poles. This to me is one of the deciding factors that got me to buy the game. I am a sucker for a good factory game, and this plays like a less 3D intensive graphic heavy Satisfactory. I have not got into combat yet, but from what I read, combat isn't like factorio where they come attack you the more you build. It's a combat system where they leave you alone until you attack them, and I am not even sure what "them" is, as I have not paid attention to anything regarding enemies. I want to be surprised. The systems in the game are really good, and I really like this game overall, and I am going to be playing much of it over time.
Belts of Iron surprised me in the best possible way. The map is 13 times larger than in Satisfactory, and the gameplay feels incredibly smooth and satisfying. The creator is the same person behind Builderment — a game I used to play endlessly on my iPad, and my son did too — so I already had high expectations. I tried the demo first and thought, “Yeah, this is pretty good.” But the full version? Pure poetry. The low‑poly 3D style works beautifully, the pacing is spot‑on, and building complex production chains is just as addictive as in the best factory games out there. If you enjoy automation, logistics, and watching your creations come to life piece by piece, I genuinely recommend Belts of Iron.
I have to congratulate the developer because it was the first factory-building game I managed to finish without consulting a guide (there aren't any) or needing a master's degree in quantum physics.
Ich bin beeindruckt. Bin gespannt, wie sich das weiter entwickelt.
This game is a lot like Dyson's Sphere and other factory games. No surprises here, other than how well its made, how smoothly it runs, and HOW MUCH FUN IT IS. If you like factory games, this is one for you.
Лично мне нравится игра . Надеюсь на добавление русского языка. Графика приятная и оптимизация хорошая.
Довольно неплохая поделка в стиле Satisfactory, хоть и сильно проще. Но вполне займет на несколько вечеров. Возможно у разработчика есть какие то задумки на добавление в игру контента, потому что пок железные дороги в игре и оружие смотрятся лишними. Посмотреть что как можно тут: https://rutube.ru/plst/1660485 Или тут: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLffe8iNCppJUjyOovEnqEpEBWysdJRMiN
I've played it for a few hours so far, seems like a good game, runs really well on my system.
Ein sehr schönes Spiel, es hat mir Spaß gemacht die Zusammenhänge und den Einsatz der Maschinen und Bänder zu planen und Aufzubauen.
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