Satisfactory

it's good i guess

When I lock in, it goes hard When I'm not, its confusing 10/9

The factory must grow

when you come home from your 9/5 in a factory you can get straight back to your 5/9 in a factory

This game isn't really what I thought it was, which is probably my own fault for not doing more research into it before I bought it. I'm sure there are others out here enjoying it, I'm just not one of them. I was expecting a little more balance between building and story; I was expecting to build infrastructure for settlements on alien worlds, and experience some kind of narrative/story-line to go along with that concept, and instead I found myself mired in literal factory-building mechanics I have little hope of understanding, and no desire to learn, given the sheer complexity of it all. This game feels like chores to me. The teeny drops of narrative and snarky intro from the Fixit AI dry up fast, leaving the player alone to muddle through a grueling process of dig, gather, slap up prefab manufacturing whatzits, repeat with increasing complexity using math skills I just don't have. What I DO have is a headache and buyer's remorse. Gonna go pop a few ibuprofin now.

the dopamine of "solving the problem" in this game is addictive.

Отличная игра на пару вечеров.

[h1]A Masterpiece of Chaos and Constant Rebuilding[/h1] [h2]Total Liberty of Creation [/h2] I feel like Satisfactory gives you the ultimate sandbox to build the factory of your dreams: sprawling, efficient, and beautiful. For about 10 glorious minutes, I feel like a genius engineer, watching my conveyor belts weave a tapestry of industry. My organization skills? Flawless. My confidence? Unshakable. And then: everything stops. [h2]The Illusion of Control[/h2] One second, you’re the CEO of a thriving industrial empire. The next, you’re a detective in a mystery of your own making, frantically zooming in and out of your factory like a mad scientist. Why did everything halt? Oh, right. I forgot to check the copper production: [i]dam you new receipe that needs 250 wires per minute[/i]. [h2]The Joy of Starting Over (And Over… and Over…)[/h2] But that is part of the joy: Satisfactory isn’t just about building; it’s about progression. Everytime the factory seems to stable, you unlock a new receipe and that shifts the delicate production balance. But here’s the thing: it’s weirdly satisfying (Thus the name duh). Every time you tear it all down and begin a new, you’re uncovers new issues!!! It is a never ending cirle. [h2]Final Verdict:[/h2] If you love creativity, chaos, and the occasional existential crisis over resource management, this game is for you. It’s addictive, infuriating, and hilarious: a perfect blend of [i]"I’m a genius"[/i] and [i]"Why does this keep happening?!"[/i] This game made me realise I was a freak in tryig to optimise everything 10/10