Factory Manager
Factory Manager is a game about development of your own manufacturing business from scratch. You are going to take loans, hire stuff, buy machines and materials, produce goods according to the recipes and be prepared for the various risks inherent in any business.
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$1.8K
$544.2low → high range$5.4K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
933
mid estimate
Reviews
20
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About
About the game
Buy, produce, earn, survive.
Factory Manager is a game in which you start your own production business from a scratch.
In the early stages of the game you will find out what a really bad loan is since you have not earned any trust yet. Hire your first stuff, provide yourself with machines and do not forget about recipes, you will need them for production.
At first, it may seem that the market economy is playing dirty tricks with you, but as soon as you become more experienced entrepreneur, you will have to play by its rules and hammer such simple terms as "demand" and "offer" into your head
Choose your own way of technology development. Potentially, your small nail factory can grow into a large carmaker or even a factory where modern satellites are manufactured.
As you work hard your qualification and your stuff experience will grow. Labor veterans are capable of much more than green newcomers. Use their experience for the benefit of your own business.
Be prepared for surprises: your machines can fail at the most unfortunate moment, the market conditions can change tremendously in a matter of days, and banks can refuse to lend on acceptable terms. In bad times quality management is the only way to save the company.
Factory Manager is a game in which you start your own production business from a scratch.
In the early stages of the game you will find out what a really bad loan is since you have not earned any trust yet. Hire your first stuff, provide yourself with machines and do not forget about recipes, you will need them for production.
At first, it may seem that the market economy is playing dirty tricks with you, but as soon as you become more experienced entrepreneur, you will have to play by its rules and hammer such simple terms as "demand" and "offer" into your head
Choose your own way of technology development. Potentially, your small nail factory can grow into a large carmaker or even a factory where modern satellites are manufactured.
As you work hard your qualification and your stuff experience will grow. Labor veterans are capable of much more than green newcomers. Use their experience for the benefit of your own business.
Be prepared for surprises: your machines can fail at the most unfortunate moment, the market conditions can change tremendously in a matter of days, and banks can refuse to lend on acceptable terms. In bad times quality management is the only way to save the company.