Factory Town

[h1]Devs almost blew it and made the game unplayable. Almost...[/h1] So, they blew THE main mechanics in factory games like this. That main mechanic being conveyor placement. You cannot [i]just[/i] press a button and make it higher or lower, like in Captain of Industry and such. No, you have to first place support at the right height. Then you must place support on the other side and then draw. If RNG gods are merciful, it will draw straight. If not, it will create a dip in the middle for entirely no reason and you have to place intermediate support. Plus a metric ton of weird interface bugs, like deletion tool deleting support and then refusing to delete conveyour belt that just hangs in the air. IF it would be a game like aforementioned Captain, I would ragequit a long time ago. Because such games usually require you to use all the available goods at some point. Here at factory town, however, you just sell stuff for five different types of coin and have maybe twice as that goods categories for happines calculation. So you just ditch unwieldy goods and go straight for those with low logistics footprint. I usually start with a single farm and single kitchen mass-producing veggie stews, and I swim in yellow coins. The same with shirts and red coins, and then other categories are just linear with no variety for what you can produce. Besides that (and annoying fact that campaing's starting loadouts are laughably inefficient and have to be completey re-done) it's okay automation game. Fairly enjoyable and not THAT time-consuming. For me it was ok for maybe 6 campaing mission (of 8) and now I'm pretty bored. it's 40 hours - pretty decent result. Consclusion: Buy it on sale or something.