Factorio

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hellatze Mar 29, 2020 @ 3:10am
game like factorio ?
i know satisfactory. it will come out steam soon.
also factory town is 3d which is feels nice

is there other game like factory management game ? i am intrested to see it.
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NeoVICT Mar 29, 2020 @ 4:33am 
Take a look at Kubifaktorium, it is similar to Factory Town with workers and production buildings so if you liked Factory town you might like it.
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Meat Man (Alfons) Mar 29, 2020 @ 7:58am 
Oxygen Not Included? It's a survival management game. In the lategame you build machines to automate things with it's physics system
Warlord Mar 29, 2020 @ 8:17am 
I recently bought Mindustry. I haven't gotten around to trying it yet, but it looks like a Factorio with a focus on wave-defense as end-game,. Sounds like the be-all end-all of it is the combat, so I don't expect much depth out of it. But it's surprisingly cheap, especially if you wait a bit until it's on sale (I got my copy for like 2 bucks?)

If you don't mind a view-shift, FortressCraft Evolved was what I always described as a first-person Factorio. It's a bit wonky, and the dev has taken the ARK route and keeps releasing DLC rather than finishing/polishing the game, but it's a decent alternative to Factorio.

Then there's Satisfactory, a very promising Factorio-but-first-person that came out this last year. It got Epic Store exclusivity though, so I am not touching that game for now. But one blog I read who liked Factorio raved about Satisfactory for a while. It really sounds great, and I plan to give it a try when it finally arrives in a more decent storefront. (Steam. I mean steam. They got me addicted with their achievement list)

What I'm currently enjoying right now as an alternative to Factorio is the game My Time at Portia. It very much looks like a third-person Harvest Moon game, even down to a large village of people that you can woo/marry if you gift them enough crap. But the crafting is much more in-depth than I expected. Well, anything that lets you mine up ore and smelt it in varying (and more complex) smelters and processing machines just scratches an itch for me. It doesn't have full-on automation like Factorio, such as using conveyor belts to move products from machine to machine, but it's close.

(POSSIBLY) More to come, as I look in my wishlist to see if I missed any.
Morphic Mar 29, 2020 @ 3:01pm 
Originally posted by Warlord:
I recently bought Mindustry. I haven't gotten around to trying it yet, but it looks like a Factorio with a focus on wave-defense as end-game,. Sounds like the be-all end-all of it is the combat, so I don't expect much depth out of it. But it's surprisingly cheap, especially if you wait a bit until it's on sale (I got my copy for like 2 bucks?)

I bought it during the winter sale as it was cheap and I am an avid Tower Defense person.

IMO, Mindustry is really nothing like Factorio and is rather bland as a TD. The "Factory building" part is pretty much just placing Drills/Mining Drones to harvest Ore, you use belts to funnel the ore into Processors/Storage(Think assemblers/chests/chem plant) to refine the ore into better ammo for your Turrets. Then it's just a matter of ensuring a steady supply of X ammo to your Turrets.

I played for ~3 hours and got bored, very repetitive and very simple. Though the different Ores give different bonuses for different towers. E.g. Ore X gives Bullet Towers AoE shots and Anti-Air Towers +FireRate. So that was a neat gimmick and made me kinda want Factorio to have a similar thing. Overall I'd say Mindustry is a solid TD game for people who have very little experience with Tower Defense games but enjoy the gameplay loop of Factorio.
Serathis Mar 29, 2020 @ 3:31pm 
Factoryidle, Production Line.
hellatze Mar 30, 2020 @ 2:03am 
Originally posted by SerathisHUN:
Factoryidle, Production Line.
its a browser game. no.
Mindustry focuses more on the defense portion but still makes everything through belt fed machines.


There is a much harder challenge in terms of enemies and it's much cheaper. Also has an active pvp scene to test your mettle against each other.
Last edited by Fumo Bnnuy n Frends; Mar 30, 2020 @ 9:30pm
Silverbird Mar 30, 2020 @ 3:36pm 
Originally posted by hellatze:
Originally posted by SerathisHUN:
Factoryidle, Production Line.
its a browser game. no.
Factory idle is actually pretty good if you like the 'spaghetti' style of factorio.
That being said, it's an idle game, and doesnt have a crazy amount of depth. Also you'll tear stuff down to rebuild it pretty darn often...
would farming simulator be another choice? I never played it but it looks and gives off factory vibes



also lego mars mission crystal alien conflict is pretty nice but no belts as well as star craft.
Serathis Mar 30, 2020 @ 11:59pm 
No, Farming Sim is nothing like this. Production Line is Factorio with an actual factory.
THE kilroy Mar 31, 2020 @ 5:01am 
I can recommend Infinifactory from zachtronics. Its not quite as much of the management game, but it certainly is good for the logic puzzle and progressive manufacturing and belting things around and planning, part of factorio .
Serathis Mar 31, 2020 @ 7:54am 
Infinifactory, Opus Magnuc, Big Pharma are more like puzzle games, somewhat similar to factorio.
hellatze Mar 31, 2020 @ 8:42am 
to clarify.

please no puzzle games.
Moose Mar 31, 2020 @ 8:56am 
Automation Empire
autonauts?
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