Factory Town

Decent factory game. Core gameplay is good for a single run, but the campaign makes you start almost from scratch 8 times in a row, which becomes a grind after building up the same production lines over and over. The tutorial ends abruptly before getting to some of the complex systems, but I figured most of it out.

Angeblich hat das Spiele volle Controllerunterstützung .. mein Xbox Controller wird gar nicht erkannt und funktioniert dementsprechend nicht. Dann dachte ich mir: komm, ich spiele es auf dem Steam Deck, da es ja verifiziert ist.. totaler Reinfall. Brichst dir halb die Finger und es ist überhaupt nicht zugänglich. Auf dem PC mit Maus und Tastatur wird es bestimmt funktionieren, aber das ist nicht das, was ich will. Eindeutiger Refund.

Like others, it took me some time to really get the hook into this game, but then, it is almost as addictive as Factorio. But without the enemies... And I really like the "3D" approach, so finally, I can stack several layers of conveyor belts on top of each other! Pros: + friendly, relaxing atmosphere + cute graphics (once you get used to it) + fine-grained multi-layer building possible + decent "Wuselfaktor" in your city, almost like The Settlers + nice tech tree Cons: - Train control could be better (almost impossible to route several train routes on the same tracks) - Some connections are not self-explanatory; sometimes you need to have a look into the "tutorial maps" which are hidden in the Help menu - Not possible to give different priorities to different recipes within the same building

The game just falls short for me on too many points, it's an okay game, and if you want another factory builder its decent, but I wouldn't recommend it over other factory games like factorio, despite this being 3d. its missing some of the quality of life things like upgrading belts without having to replace them, yes you can just drag over them, but if you have late game spaghetti you might not be able to reach the bottom or you accidentally replaced it the wrong way and don't notice it until stuff starts to stop. A xray view for that would also be nice, or viewing things per layer, as there is an underground view for pipes. Pipe crossing is also a point of annoyance, on the last campaign map my pipes were so dense that eventually it crossed at a point and started to send items down the wrong pipe, luckily I didn't need them anymore to finish the campaign.

For the price it's really worth a try. It's only a little game but it will keep you occupied for hours. Enjoy.

I play this as a form of relaxation. Music is calming. Game is not stressful. Nobody attacks me. It's just me and problem solving in the form of automations.

Fajna gra . Szkoda że nie ma języka polskiego