Illuminaria

This game is good. It's not revolutionary, and it barely felt like a resource management game. You could produce every resource at every level without ever really having to compromise on what you should produce. And also, the game was VERY linear, which meant that the only real thinking you had to do was how to most quickly build everything. Honestly, this game would have been better as a story game, but the story is almost non-existent. I still enjoyed this game and beat everything to the level I cared to. But it really does get tedious doing the same thing 15 times over without any real change or derailing.

It's cute, it's simple, and it has just enough depth for a couple hours. But Steam recommending it as similar to Satisfactory is just wrong. It's very simple anf as interesting as it can be for an hour or two, it lacks any real challenge. It's polished for what it is, and also obviously made with passion, but not what I was looking for. Don't be me. Download the demo and see if it's what you expect. Still, if you think you might like a casual and cute experience, I recommend it for that.

Игрушка класс, 10 иллюминатов из 10

플래시 게임

Es un juego bastante recomendable. Es adictivo, intuitivo, estratégico y dinámico. Es sencillo, agradable a la vista, inmersivo y también fácil de aprender.

The game is very entertaining, with a nice storyline and amazing artwork!

This game manages to be both boring and tedious. Mostly because it is so very, very easy. The graphics are cute though. It is a base building game with a few mini games thrown in. You will battle through five maps. On each, you build a big base distributed across several smaller maps. You can see just a small portion of one of those smaller maps at any given time. So expect to always see only a tiny portion of your big base. The first three maps are mind-numbingly easy on the highest difficulty setting. The fourth is maybe not completely boring. On the fifth I rearranged some of my special machines twice. Those two decisions were the breadth and depth of strategic decision making in the entire game. Yes, there is some entertainment involved in getting to know the different systems and in optimizing your economy. But that part of the game is stretched painfully thin across too much play time in the first three worlds. In the last two worlds you just repeat what you learned before. And spend a lot of time waiting for your economy to grind out the things you need next.