Factory 95

Я думал это +- как другие заводостроители, а это больше головоломка чем игра про проектировку. Что не не сильно нравится. +нету Стим клауда и я не могу играть на стимдеке и на пк. Ну и на стимдеке при ускорении фпс падает сильно.

Spent way more time in the demo but here to say this game rules.

I completely lost myself to this game for a couple hours, I can't put it down!

Love Factory 95, it's more on the puzzle side of what I'd call an automation game, which is a lot more fun for me personally. The retro/nostalgic vibes with the graphics and music are super unique, it's a really fun environment to be in. The "requests" system aka missions drive the game forward in a gentle way. Quite a lot of info up front but it all comes together and gets my brain working.

Nostalgia of me messing around on the windows 95 machines in my dad's office as a kid >:) Factory 95 nails the aesthetic, and the factory building is well done. Some of the controls are unintuitive, and the logic for how the cycling works, or the logic for the paint order, or the logic for the outline order, is all a bit non-sensical. There's good charts explaining how these will work, but that doesn't fix that the core system just isn't intuitive. There's also already been some performance spikes from even the simplest factories. This does encourage me to optimize even more, but it's not the best user experience. Tho overall as a fan of factory games & a fan of old operating systems, this game was made for me. Love it

very fun and relaxing! different from other factory games, less about optimization and more about figuring out how to get resources where they need to be within the restrictions of the playing field. type of game that has me thinking about a tough puzzle all day when I'm not playing.

Extremely charming factory/puzzle game with top notch aesthetics, well worth the $10

The moment to moment gameplay is kind of like the game "shapez", but I like this more so far. I like the concept of moving resources from page to page instead of a huge open area.

If Zachtronics and my old family computer had a baby.

First of all, I love the old windows aesthetics; the icons, the navigator, the sound effects and just the feel of it. I'm not the biggest fan of "Factorio" games, never played much of them, but I just loved this game from the start. The game feels good to play, and each new scheme requires some maneuver and rethinking on how everything is wired. There are many ways to solve each "puzzle", which is s big plus for me. Something to note, but I've played since the first demo, and the game mechanics have improved so much since then. The dev team is very active in general, so it is a big plus for me. I'm planning into completing this game eventually, but the demo + the first few challenges have been really enjoyable. This is a hidden gem that I cannot recommend enough for puzzle enjoyers.