
Discover and automate unique materials. Engineer the machines and tools for your factory. Handle hazardous materials to make near-limitless energy. Use your own tools to navigate a labyrinth of alien passages and uncover dangerous tunnels in this innovative Automation and Engineering game.
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Irradiate 235 is an Automation-Engineering game where the player not only builds the factories but designs the very machines themselves. The machines have simulated pressure, temperature, electricity, and more; this allows the player to design almost any type of machine to help mass produce items, blow up enemies, or make massive amounts of electricity.
The player must navigate and survive through the tough conditions of their environment. By using one's intelligence, the player will be able to engineer paths to get around hazards and salvage for protective suits to bear the tough conditions.
INDUSTRIALIZE THE NEW WORLD-
Being in a fresh and new environment means that tons of resources are ripe for the taking. After all, refined fuel and enriched uranium don't pop into the player's inventory for free. Factories must rise with well-calibrated inputs and outputs to mass produce these high demand items. Exploring new areas also isn't cheap. Huge mechanical doors block the player's path; to open the door, large amounts of complex materials must be obtained. Unfortunately, massive factories need massive power to operate effectively. This means that the player must design efficient ways to turn materials with potential energy into electricity to flow across wires.
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Languages: English
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this game is a lot of fun. the art style is super engaging, the rag doll is fun to use and makes the combat feel really fun! i spent at least 10 hours just exploring the map looking for secrets and when i found them all i was sad there wasn't more. the cartridges are really fun to mess around in too, having the ability to better your machines is a really fun challenge i genuinely enjoy. I've had so much fun so far and i cant wait to see where this game goes.
Honestly one of the best automation games I've played in 2026, the graphics are really good, the music is phenomenal, I am addicted to this game now, and I want you to be addicted to it too!
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