CosmoFab is a factory-building game focused on mining, production, and automation. Mine resources and build production lines to create a fully automated industrial system. Defend your base against relentless hostile creatures, explore the planet, and complete your mission.
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** This game is currently in beta.
** Bugs may occur, and game balance and content are subject to change.
CosmoFab is a factory automation game where you build automated factories through mining, construction, production, and logistics.
Designed to simplify complex production lines, it offers a streamlined experience with a playtime of approximately 10–20 hours.
Your goal is to defend your factory against hostile creatures within a limited area, expand your production, and complete your mission.
Explore and mine resources to produce a variety of items.
Expand your base by efficiently connecting production facilities and transport lines, and build your own automated factory system.
While carrying out your mission, hostile creatures will continuously attack your base.
Build walls and defensive turrets to protect your facilities, and carefully manage both expansion and defense at the same time.
Research new technologies to unlock faster production and stronger defensive systems.
Through continuous research, you can gain access to more advanced equipment and technologies.
Plexa is a planetary exploration unit available from the very beginning of the game.
It plays a key role in scouting the planet and defending your base, and can be upgraded to become even more powerful.
Use Plexa to explore unknown planets and complete your mission.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, Korean
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Prety much nothing is presented in a easy to understand matter. Most of all the Tutorial. Its just a giant wall of text with no examples. Did fumble for 10 minutes just to get 1 building working. With absolutly no idea how to get more buildings, as they are limited in number at the start. And nothing works by just clicking on something. (exept your main ship) You need to remember keyboard shortcuts for pretty much everything. Only good thing in my short playtime was that I had no bugs and stable fps.
If you've played Mindustry you already get the idea — mine stuff, automate it into a production chain, defend the base from bugs that want to eat your factory. Familiar loop, done well enough. Heads up though: there's no real tutorial. You HAVE to read the Objectives box top-left or you will just sit there confused. I tried to skip it like usual and paid for it. Once you actually read what it wants from you, everything clicks. After that it's genuinely fun — building out the production lines, researching upgrades, juggling expansion vs keeping the turrets fed. Still very much beta (they say so themselves), so expect some jank, but the bones are solid. Worth it if you're into this genre. Just read the box. [edit] 7 hours in, still worth it.
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