Final Factory

Its less a factory game and more a 2D space shooter. The factory part serves no use beyond being a means to do the paltry research mechanic and it feels not really well fleshed out in form. You don't need to do any of it beyond the research to increase your personal fleet and go hero mode and shoot everything yourself. The 'factory' is just there without purpose of defense or production and there are so many factory block choices that feel pointless and merely there to prevent an empty space because the mechanic isn't well integrated and you are better off going drone commando instead of building a mobile factory/fortress. Will not refund because it COULD give what it promised some day. But it is not this day.

An excellent factory game that's very different than Factorio, Satisfactory, etc. Focuses on really building a swarm, where units are constantly lost and replenished. Includes some mechanics that scale your factory completely differently than others, with a unique structure system that encourages clever builds to minimize stability cost while stringing things together for maximum productivity boost with artifacts & overdrivers. The game definitely still feels early access today (June 2025). Keys get stuck down, it randomly lags for 10s, it crashes occasionally... but the content is there, and it's fun, my 200 hours to get every achievement speaks to that. Once it's been polished this will be an excellent addition to the genre.

Factory automation games are my favorite genre and I'm always looking for another to play. I initially had high hopes for this one, it looked basically like Factorio in space, maybe with a little Dyson Sphere Project thrown in. I was really enjoying it at first but the more I played it, the less I liked it (which with these games is usually the other way, the more you play the more you get sucked into it). Thoughts: 1) I give it decent marks for being mostly intuitive. It seems between the tutorial and the work the devs have put into it, you can figure out most of the mechanics without needing to dig into wikis or videos. But it still has some pretty confusing parts and the information available outside of the game (e.g. the game wiki) is pretty lacking. They don't really offer any additional insight beyond what the game does, so you're still left scratching your head. 2) I abhor the stability mechanic. I get it, it's something new to try, gives you a new variable to control for. After all if no games ever innovated, we'd never have anything new or fun to play. Good idea, but absolutely miserable implementation. It's not explained very well, and even some things are just completely left out or misrepresented, adding further confusion. But moreover, it forces you to play a specific way. In this case, by utilizing lots of small "pockets" of production. If you want to build a large spaghetti factory, you can't. And for me that's really what usually makes this genre fun: the freedom. If you want a nice tight ship, you can. If you want an absolute mess, you can. If you want stations connected by logistics networks, you can. But in this game they've severely limited your options and freedom. 3) As with many games like it, this one is heavily focused on "research". And in most games, you have incentive to make your production more efficient and larger in scale to speed up research. It seemed to me that this game doesn't. You just spend a lot of time waiting for research to be done with no way to make it go faster. Maybe there is, but I couldn't figure it out and I gave up trying. Again, the wiki was not a lot of help here. The more I read, the more confused I got. Overall, it's not a bad game. It plays well, it's not buggy, and a lot of things make sense. The devs have done a good job on what it is. But it seems intent on forcing you to play in a very specific way. Also if you go into it expecting it to play like Factorio, you're going to be disappointed.

One of the more tedious factory building games. The games tutorial has so many little steps that you move at a glacial pace. Also, there seem to be words different from what the menu says, which is confusing. The UI is too crowded with information, that arent explained enough, so you just feel overwhelmed. I am quite there is a decent, if not good game under all this. But to peel off so many layers to get to the fun part is frustrating. Therefore no recommendation from me.

I will give you 3 reasons why not to play this game. 1. The tutorial covers 0.00000000000001% of what you need to do. 2. Most of the tech tree's focus is combat, so you cant do much in peaceful mode. 3. The build Icons are too small, and the numbers are too big, so its hard to tell which is which. These are 3 reasons why not to play this game. Tip: always read the "Not recommended" comments before you buy a game.

I'm not sure if this game delivers on its promises of factory automation later on, but it definitely failed to do so for me in the first couple of hours of gameplay. In that time, the focus was way too heavy on shooting and exploration (another review talks about the game being a 2D shooter) and not enough on factory building. After building a basic factory in each of the three asteroids in the starting area, I had no feeling of meaningful progression. This was even after I queued a lot of research - I just couldn't get a clear understanding of what newly unlocked buildings would do, or why I'd build them. I think the pace is just off for me in the early game, and doesn't motivate me enough to keep playing to find out if it changes later - at least not while it's in early access. I'd definitely give it another shot later if some mechanics are changed, but for now in my opinion it misses the mark on balancing factory automation with exploration and combat.

Factorio vibes in space. Decently fun already. Devs active

decent at its current state. i desire more reason to build a big factory. i currently feel as if i don't need to do more than just make copy paste blue prints out post bases and steam roll my hero/mobile fortress infinity across the universe. once steam rolling happens the game might loose its edge in its current state. but certainly unique factory mechanics. certainly fun.

В галактику прибывает ИИ цель которого создавать себе подобных и для этого он должен поглатить миры, врагов и все возможные ресурсы. Ресурс производимых ботов ограничен и для постоянного развития нужно делать новых что превращает игру в абсолютное поглощение галактики. Ничто и никто не сможет остановить вечно голодный ИИ. Нет никакой цели кроме поглощения и ухода в следующую галактику. Буквально сюжет для фильма!

I loved this game, there is only one problem, we would be happy if Turkish language support is added to the game.