
Build a huge factory on a tiny island! Resources are scarce and unique - tweak and optimize everything for peak efficiency. Start with simple painted cubes, unlock tons of upgrades, and scale up to complex production chains. No enemies, just satisfying spaghetti.
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Cubetory is a factory-building game with a pure automation focus. Place mining drills, conveyor belts, launchers, stampers, power stations, and tons of other machines as you build your factory.
Space is limited, and resource patches are unique. Each new paint/ore patch you encounter will have to be used efficiently to meet the production requirements to unlock the next upgrades. As you progress, you'll grow your island, unlock new technologies, and uncover new resources.
With no enemies or time limits, you'll have all the time you need to figure it out.
Progression is tied to your rate of production. Combined with limited resources and not much space, it means that you'll have to figure out dense, efficient factory layouts to produce enough cubes to hit your production targets. Each production target you achieve will be part of future targets as well, meaning that your factory will have to become more and more efficient as you progress.
Everything you produce in Cubetory is a cube, and all cubes end up in the PIT. Early game, that means mining cubes and painting them a specific pattern. Complexity quickly ramps up from there with assembly chains, byproducts, non-deterministic processes, and more.
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Languages: English*, French*, Portuguese - Brazil*, German**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
very fun and challenging, I love the art style.
This game is incredibly satisfying as you fine-tune every step for maximum efficiency. Guide cubes to colour-shifting geysers, unlock new patterns by optimizing their flow into the mysterious pit, and enjoy the rhythmic motion synced perfectly with the soundtrack. I can't wait to dive back in tomorrow!
Great game! worth a try
5/5 The dev's built an excellent bulldozing simulator which is really an optimisation puzzle disguised as a factory game. Starts off straightforward with only a few tools. You make a basic factory. Unlock new tools. Can afford to be loose about how you build things, and then you hit a wall. Time to bulldoze the factory and optimise. Try a few things to improve production with limited success, bulldoze and repeat. Get a flash of brilliance, unlock new tools, delete chunks of the factory and make it better. It's surprisingly entertaining but just remember that if you haven't bulldozed part of your factory recently, you're probably doing it wrong!
simply, the decision to limit the map size from the usual infinite maps fundamentally changes how you tackle the challenge of automation, instead of just sprawling out you're forced to make more efficient factorys and that makes the upgrades feel more substantial cause space reduction tiles like loaders are more substantial than in say shapes io.
Cubetory is a fantastic game for those who like factory games. Unlike most factory games you don't need to grind out production and can instead focus on optimizing your factory so it can produce the most cubes per minute. There are many types of cubes that require different recipes, all offering a unique challenge to try and make and throw in the 'P.I.T.'. Depending on your skill you can also adjust the size of the map- making so you have virtually no space if you've played a lot or an easier less compacted build when your just starting out. Recommended for anyone who wants to play a nice factory game where the purpose is optimizing instead of trying to grind out like other factory games.
Absolutely destroys the spirit of a good factory. Zero control on how the cubes come out of the machines in the sense of orientation. This is a test of will not worth any engineers time. The whole game needs testing and to be reproduced with any sense of fun. Why this game starts so difficult is beyond human imagination. I don't know what I was thinking buying this turd of a cube game... but man would I throw this in a pit. Feels like the dev has some form of social disfunction and has never seen how factories work because people wouldn't let him/her/they inside. Conveyors and functional machines should never work like this. This is how people die in the real world... trying to fix people who think they know how to make something's mistakes. Simple is better. Less is more. Build up the difficulty by starting with a low bar. Those who would enjoy this game also like to be kicked in the face by bullies they never could stand up to. Thank you for coming to my TED talk. GG's.
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Pretty cool! Something super satisfying about figuring out how to paint those patterns and change the cube color. Also pretty relaxing just sitting back and watch your cubes go. Excited to see what else is coming down the line.
I love this game and highly recommend it if you love games like satisfactory or factorio.
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