Terraform a lifeless rock into a lush and habitable world. Build trucks, trains, and sprawling factories on an enormous hexagonal planet. Grow its population to millions. Enjoy a dynamic simulation of atmosphere, temperature, water, and forests.
I'm not sure what happened with this update. It feels like a completely different developer and i am disappointed.
The progression has completely changed (we have tech trees, that's interesting because you can see what lies in the future), but the implementation is weird. It used to walk you through the progression, now it just says "Build 5 Factory/Build...
I bought this game to serve as an aid while i waited for Transport Fever 3. I thought i would get a simplistic "move the stuff from one place to another, fill the progress bar" game but this game really surprised me with how good it is.
I highly recommend this game in its own right, not just as a timesink while waiting for an anticipated sequel!
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I like the game, but it feels like it's missing something critical in some aspect of the game play.
Like the factory side of things isn't developed enough to make it feel like a factory game. You aren't running conveyor belts, balancing imputs, expanding a factory. Things never get more complicated than like, making green circuits in factorio, and even...
I loved this game, it inhabits a very small niche. Its a casual, charming factory game where you get to slowly transform a barren world into a lush *living* world. You get to see animals, wildlife and water arrive and it inspires a very special feeling. When I completed my first run I felt very proud of the paradise I had created. I would recommend...
First things first: If you are a TLDR review reader, I highly recommend this game. It is kind of a cross between Factorio and Transport Tycoon (OpenTTD), although simplified a bit from both perspectives. It is simple enough to be approachable for players new to the factory or transport genres, while still offering enough complexity to make more experienced...
