
Mine and process minerals and natural resources to construct a giant factory. Your goal is to manufacture highly complex computer chips. Build machines, conveyors, pipes and power poles to create a vast and interconnected system.
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Languages: English, German
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you will get your money worth in playtime - great for big brains and small brains alike
This is basicallyish Factorio with no Aliens.
Great game! Very addictive (spent 34 hours on Android playing the game). Choose your own goals. Just synchronized the save from Android via an external app and GDrive with desktop version and it works great.
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Appeals to the engineer in me....simple but eccentric, fun without real stress. NO ADS!!
what a nice game,we need Chinese!
I give a change, but for the moment no ! Hardcoreclickergame ! Uninspired and bad Factorio-clon Pros - Simple style - Moderate price Cons - To to to many clicks for build something. For exa: 6 clicks for a simple conveyor - no infos about the researchbuildinginput - the only first challenge was master not overfill the storage (conveyors !) - filter not block, the nedded material go in the side if production is full - bad music - time-burner - not realy deep gameplay, challenge is tetris - just mobile-import - click click click, save your mouse and hand ! (they are enough tips for the dev)
This is one of those great value indie dev finds that you don't find too often. Drill Down is one of those games I want more of. Recent end game content has improved it since my earlier playthroughs and as such it's a great game to come back to and revisit. Active discord and developer's reportedly working on a sequel. Definitive BUY recommendation, and at this price, I'd say buy it twice (just to encourage the dev on a job well done).
Is it perfect? No but for what it is and how much it costs it doesn't need to be. Similar to Shapez with the ability to scroll the map freely and no threat from enemies, however you do need resources to build machines so a nice balance. I am not far into the game, setting up hydro power on my mobile save but it makes things decently complex, the map size being small and juggling things between layers is a fun twist!
Recommended if you like light weight factorio games. The 3D 'drill down' mechanism is a very nice addition. The game is kind of slow, it will can take several hours before a steam engine is researched. But If nice controls and a polished product are necessary for you to enjoy a game, don't buy it (read below why). One thing that is bothering me and I suspect will leave me the game before the end game are the controls and the placement of items. There are hardly any shortcuts, so you have to select buildings or belts from a two layered menu that needs to be opened each time. The placement of belts is often of, so you need to re-rotate them and crossing a belt with another belt will not create a bridge. So you will be "pressing B -> click Transport -> click belt" a lot. The developer could invest in a quick short key solution, just by 1,1 is belt, 2,1 is funnel etc. (corresponding to the places in the menu) but has chosen to only support bug fixes since 2019.
这个游戏没有中文就算了,还不能窗口化
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