Hi, my name is ColdBeer and this time I collected upcoming industry managing and factory building
games similar to Factorio and Satisfactory.
Let’s start with
Foundry
This is a first-person factory building game set in an endless procedurally generated voxel
world.
So, basically if Satisfactory slept with Minecraft and they couldn’t do an abortion, because
they live in Poland for example, 9 months later Foundry would be born.
Every new game starts with a different procedurally generated world.
Each block can be destroyed and new blocks can be placed to shape the world to fit your
desires.
Destroying nature for the sake of conveyor belt production has never been so satisfying.
Except it was.
In Satisfactory.
Dyson Sphere Program
In the distant future, the power of science and technology has ushered a new age to the
human race.
Space and time have become irrelevant thanks to virtual reality.
A new kind of supercomputer has been developed – a machine whose superior artificial intelligence
and computing capability will push humanity even further.
So, I guess, they built it so they could finally invent vodka without a hangover.
Huge computing power is required for the task like that.
There is only one problem: there isn’t enough energy in the whole planet to feed this machine.
So you need to construct the Dyson sphere - the thing that engulfs the star itself and
sucks all its energy.
By the way, you probably have a co-worker like that, who sucks all your energy just
like that Dyson sphere.
So, you know how to call him from now on.
No, not Dyson.
Call him a piece of shit, like he deserves.
Oh, sick burn!
Learning Factory
Let me ask you the question no grown up man should ever ask: What do cats really want?!
Sometimes, it takes as much as rebuilding an industrial cluster and processing huge
amounts of data through machine learning algorithms to get an answer.
Renovate an abandoned factory, establish production, automate and optimize to fill your stores
with luxury items for cats.
Study cat desires by analyzing sales data.
Process it through machine learning models to optimize prices and make sure your stores
are selling what cats are really looking for.
So, this is the concept of the game, but... something isn’t right.
Yeah, actually I think that people who are developing it never had a cat, because every
cat owner knows that cat’s do not want fancy expensive toys - they want a dirty stick they
found on the ground, they want a tiny crumble of garbage which accidentally fell out of
your trash can.
And they want to rip off duct tape from things.
If you want to be rich - just sell tiny garbage crumbles with a duct tape on them and you’ll
earn a fortune.
Poof, mountains of gold.
Great success!
And oh, you can try the game's demo on Steam absolutely free.
PoliPlanet
This game looks bad, I’m not a fan of low poly graphics, they suck.
That’s a damn shame.
So with this joyful note, let me tell you what this is all about.
Here you will travel from planet to planet and develop each one into a beautiful village,
town, or city through the use of machines and crafting!
So, they obviously have a few meanings in the name of the game and at least that is
great.
As your planets become more inviting, NPCs will begin to take notice.
But they have no face.
Like literally, because of those lame piece of shit graphics, the face does not exist.
And I just saw The Haunting of Bly Manor on Netflix - there was a creepy ghost who killed
people and that ghost had no face.
Just like these NPCs.
But the game is probably fun.
There is an urban legend that somewhere a faceless man exists who wants to steal your
face.
Nothing to do with this game.
Probably.
Maybe.
Try it.
Go on.
Railgrade
A bit different, but visually and gameplay-wise similar game to factory building.
Here you’ll get into a building of your epic rail network.
Use more trains than ever before thanks to track centric routing.
Traditional manual routing with branched tracks lead to deadlocks and lost trains.
Railgrade’s branch-less conveyor-like rail lines unlocks the potential for more trains
in tighter areas than any other train game.
So, if you, like Sheldon - like trains, this is the dream game for you.
Dream Engines: Nomad Cities
This one is probably the most beautiful game on the list.
A survival city-building with flying cities where you build, automate, and defend to survive
in a wacky, nightmare-infested, post-apocalyptic world full of strange science and dreams.
So, this game is a cool mutation between Factorio and They Are Billions.
Ah, what a pleasant surprise.
Yeah that is original and super cool.
And you know what is even cooler - you can try this game for free by downloading a demo
version from Steam and design a flying city, the last hope of your people.
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