Factory Town

Advanced Logistics... If only my traffic in Cities: Skylines was as beautifully organised.

I bought this game in early access and played it for a few hours. Came back a few years ago and 100% completed it and played through all campaigns. Very fun, chill and well-rounded game, would recommend. The UI is a bit clunky at first but after some time you get used to it.

My town? Thriving My citizens? Wagons My dirt paths? Conveyor belts My economy? Through the roof My barns? Filled with fish My kitchen? Filled with fish My Food market? Filled with fish My citizen's houses? Filled with (cooked) fish Great game. The fact that one fishery can feed 180+ citizens will never cease to amaze me. If I could, I would fill this review with fish too. Fish.

A delightful, stress-free factory game. I just wish ALL resources were infinite, not just some of them.

Very clunky on steamdeck. Says its verified but shows pc controls the entire tutorial and some buttons and menus are impossible to read. Needs work,will play on desktop.

This game offers a relaxing yet engaging and challenging experience at the same time, where players gradually build complex production systems from simple manual labor to fully automated. Learning curve is smooth, and the game encourages experimentation- making it ideal for anyone who looking for peaceful alternative to high-pressure factory sims. The visual style is charming, the music complements the thoughtful gameplay. While the challenges is intense and difficult for new player, it shines in creativity and freedom of design. Perfect for players who enjoy tinkering with logistics in a laid-back environment

I wanted to like it, But it's not fun. It's dull, it's not special. I think the developers had more fun making it than fans had fun playing it.

Factorio with verticality and some nice QOL features. (Freely move buildings, universal storage--but only for construction, hold ctrl and drag to build rails/chutes/ect at the same level, and more). The game should be more popular!