Human Factory

I'm not a hardcore gamer and this game made me play for almost 8 hours straight. Yes, it's very good.

Human Factory has so much potential that it was able to keep me hooked despite bugs that would normally cause me to instantly abandon E.A. I play a ton of simulation games, and I sincerely hope this one doesn't get abandoned (the dev's fast response on the discussion board suggests otherwise). Pros: Easy to understand process with fairly optimized factory production. I wasn't able to find anything that was too over or underpowered: the numbers felt just right. Solid music, a must have if a simulation game is to keep you hooked Attempt at humor is hit or miss, but I find the whole idea of the game hilarious. Some funny dialogues too. I hope the dialogues get expanded as they become repetitive after a few hours. Great progression sequence. I felt like each step was difficult and rewarding, causing me to rethink my strategies in order to optimize production. The research tree is well optimized. I felt like I was struggling to get to the next research and when I finally did, it completely changed how I was able to play. I constantly found myself reimaging my factory and thinking of how the information i just got will affect my next steps. This is the core of a good simulation game and the reason that I was able to look over a definitely-concerning amount of bugs. The breeding sequence looks really cool, although I wasn't able to get that far. I like how the game pushes you to stratify between your humans to find the highest quality ones and use them for different purpose to your low quality ones, which you basically immideately harvest after they run on the treadmill for a little white. I think it will be awesome once you can raise kids from children!! The path forward for the game is clear and well established. There are a ton of options for the dev and the community through modding to expand the game and offer new features. So long as the numbers match up (and that seems fairly easy to do), there could be an insane ammount of content. And the building system, once fixed, will make building to scale fairly easy such that you can incorporate all sorts of new features. Here are a few of the nearly game-breaking glitches that made me want to quit (although, again, the pros made me stay). Cons: Bugs, bugs, bugs. Building can be a little annoying for a few reasons. A) The delete key sometimes sticks (although this problem went away after I started holding down the delete key and playing for an hour or so). B) Directions of the belts can get a little wonky. 3) Some buildings can change height and others can't. There's no easy way to visually see what you did or are doing as you build. 4) Some of the buildings won't work on certain tiles, meaning you have to rearrange the entire factory for some odd glitch. ♥♥♥♥... Everywhere. For some reason, toilets wouldn't work in some rooms. I tried building extra toilets, moving the toilets, changing the poop piping... They just kept ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ everywhere. Once they start ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ everywhere, the mood goes down and they ♥♥♥♥ more. And then they throw it ALL OVER THE FACTORY. Cleaning poop is annoying, as you have to pick up each one at a time and put it in the incinerator. Copy and Paste The building copy and paste causes the most building glitches. While the poop was the most annoying glitch, this is what made me have to stop. Sometimes, entire machines would stop working and wouldn't work anywhere that a room was every copied. There are so many irregulatirities that it's impossible to debug, as all of the sudden folks are walking through walls. Overall, I'd say that simulation lovers will likely enjoy this game, even for the steep price. Although for $25 I am going to be very salty if there isn't major improvements to the game before release. More casual players may want to wait for more updates or a sale.

[h1]Follow our [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36214917/]Curator Group for more reviews[/url][/h1] Human Factory is an automation/simulation game in which you are tasked with raising humans and harvesting them for resources. It plays a bit like a 3D Factorio, but with substantially different subject matter. Human Factory’s presentation is unique but flawed. The graphics are all over the place, with some parts that look like they were made in Microsoft Paint, and others that look like a fairly standard 3D model. It’s clearly the work of an indie developer, so visuals most likely aren’t their biggest strength. It doesn’t hurt the game that much, but it certainly doesn’t help. When it comes to gameplay, Human Factory is rough around the edges, but with a solid core. As an early access game, a lack of content is somewhat expected. Given that the game is expected to improve significantly over the course of development, it’s good enough as it is. It won’t blow you away and make you uninstall Factorio, but the foundation is great. The progression through different machines is fun, unlocking new ways to produce things, which in turn add more content, which then unlocks something else, etc. It’s a tried and true formula that is executed well. I wouldn’t call Human Factory a great game just yet, but it has a lot of potential. Hopefully with more development time it can expand on its existing framework. As of right now, it’s a decent game that might appeal to fans of automation games, as long as you know going ahead of time that it is largely unfinished and quite buggy. 5/10 [quote] Visit our [url=https://www.mmmreviews.com]website[/url] for more in-depth reviews and recommendations [/quote]

Ja es macht richtig spass, seine eigene Menschenfarm, züchten, pflegen und hegen. Danach die Ernte... Ist nicht so brutal wie es zuerst scheint, eher gutes Management und Planung mit einer guten prise Sarkasmus. Vielleicht noch Bio und Freilandmenschen? Es muss noch viel Arbeit hinein gesteckt werden und es gibt einige Bugs zu beheben, aber von mir, klare Empfehlung!

I like this game and hope for more updates on it. I dose have some bugs like whenever I put my humans at the feeder they just stand there and I can't pick them up and when I place some stuff down I can't get rid of it but It's not a problem because I can just leave come back and everything will be fixed also when I start a new game for some reason Mc Cthulhu doesn't show up. I still like this game even with the few bugs

Fun and unique game.

Human Factory bietet viel Potenzial und ist sehr humorvoll. Sei es der Handel mit Menschen (und damit meine ich nicht, dass man [b]mit[/b] Menschen handelt, sondern tatsächlich [b]Menschen[/b] handelt) und deren 'Produkten' oder aber auch verschiedenste Technologien um seinen eigenen Spaß zu haben. Man muss sich ja auch nicht immer diesen Weltraum-Vampiren beugen, welche unbedingt hochqualitatives Blut von deiner Zucht kaufen wollen. (Ja, Weltraum-Vampire kann man hier mal als potenzielle Kunden antreffen. Genau so wie etliche andere Gestalten, welche man sonst nur aus dem Lovecraft-Mythos kennt). Es gibt viel zu tun in diesem Sandbox! [i]Vor allem die Omni-Anschlüsse der Maschinen und der Verbindung mit Schläuchen bieten sehr viele... interessante Möglichkeiten.[/i] Ich bin gespannt wie sich das Ganze noch entwickelt. Es ist auf jeden Fall ein sehr gutes und spannendes Konzept, welches zumindest einen Blick verdient!

Pretty fun. rough around the edges, but if you like dumb crazy low budget games this is a jam.

there's this Glitch where when you place a bed down and somone sleeps in it then when you kill them and try to sell the bed its a money glitch

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