I can't believe it's not 1.0 I don't know when indie developers decided that they can just call their product done by putting a 1.0 stamp on it, but this game is clearly still a beta. It is dealing with some serious issues, from simple bugs, to more annoying glitches, to some really infuriating design choices. Let me go over them. The UX is the biggest problem of this game. It has a swappable hotbar, but it only has 5 items, and you can't adjust the first hotbar. The build menu, which is split up in different categories, is not distinctive and oversized to boot, not practical at all. It's divided into: production buildings, literally every other building and all pathing logic, wired logic, and decoration. Finding what you want to build takes a significant amount of time that should have been optimized before 1.0. Even a sample building feature would have been massive enough to make these grievances less annoying. There's also so many games that do it better, which means there really ...

Not without flaws, but an overall good time! Especially with friends. So, sparks, huh? Little fellas that can fight, carry items, do jobs, or maybe even operate a train. Typically you'll have sparks harvest some material from a source (like a big tree, or a mineral vein!), bring it to a station that processes the material, perhaps bring it to another station to combine into a Cooler Material, and then store the items for use/transportation. As the game progresses, you'll find discover more materials, more sparks, more ways to transport things, trains, logic circuits, and some other conveniences. For the game's minor curses, we have: [list] [*] Whenever you progress to a new zone and new materials, a quest will go like "okay, and now bring 200 of this thing". It might be tempting to build a big production line right away, but if you build a big production line each time this happens, your framerate will suffer increasingly as you get closer to the end of the game. I don't envy peopl...

I like this game but I really can't agree with the DLC strategy

A cute factory/automation game. This would not be a good first start into the genre, but if you enjoy automation gaming with a bit of battle, this is a great way to spend time.

Awesome cozy automation game. Automation level is very well designed at all levels and very few frustation (usual frequent inventory overflow) The level game polish is incredible to me, yet all remains simple, stable and performs well. Having an "indie" automation game embeding dlss is also awesome. This is also one of few automation game having strong gamepad support (I entierly play this game with gamepad seemlessly), which is awesome to go from gaming pc to steamdeck back and forth with the same gameplay level. Multiplayer works very well too. I feel my skill to master fabric optimisation growing over time Game content to unlock eveything is huge (even with 2 players) The game is very well balanced on progression VS player lost in farming

This is a very charming factory game with a new take on workers that's very refreshing. While it's not quite as robust as Factorio or Dyson Sphere Program, or grand as Satisfactory, it has a couple of systems that it does very well. The experience is chill enough to not be stressful but challenging enough to keep me engaged. It's also almost entirely bug-free which is a big win these days.

Awesome Game , Has absorbed my time

Fun automation that keeps me coming back

It's sweet, has great depth, and the story is pretty good! The village could still use some work to feel more alive, but I might never be satisfied until the NPC characters start moving around, which might never happen.

Lots of fun! Works well with remote and keyboard. Cute graphics, but not 100% childish so it is fun to play as an adult.