Infindustry

Factory Town 2.0. Appropriate grind, realistic recipes, clear processes, bug-free so far and a recent update already adding new features. The only thing I'd like to see is an endgame. This is what made Factorio complete for me was reaching the rocket launch.

15 Häuser mit 94 Einwohnern ist selbst mit Förderbändern zu wenig. Selbst wenn man alle Produktionsstätten mit nur einem Mann besetzt kann die Siedlung ,nach einer weile ,nicht weiter entwickelt werden.

Has a lot of user interface problems, ranging from minor to major. The scrollwheel is backwards. Scroll up to zoom out, and scroll down to zoom in. Scrolling up on the wheel scrolls down in menus. The game doesn't support changing resolution in fullscreen -- you have to use your operating system to do that... and then restart the game, because it isn't aware of the change, and all the widgets are offscreen. None of the buttons have outlines, which makes them hard to recognize. Many of the user interface widgets have unintuitive, non-standard modes of operation; like dragging a checkbox to check it, instead of clicking. The fonts look ugly, like someone took a screenshot of the game and put it into MS paint and typed over it. I can't believe this is a released game. It looks like a very early early-access game.

Kniffliges Produktketten aufbauspiel mit kampf am schluss.Es fehlt noch der feinschliff und einige sinnvolle dinge aber mir hats spass gemacht und die spielidee ist ganz ok.Man muss halt den entwicklern noch etwas zeit geben dann kann das hier echt super werden

TL;DR" A decent game, playable, but could use some QoL upgrades. The game is similar to other production/factory builders, and while enjoyable, in my opinion it needs some work. The UI is okay, but not great. Keys used almost universally to clear windows and menus (i.e. space bar) do not function in this way, nor does escape. While perhaps a petty complaint, I was still frustrated with this four hours in. Also, the building placement and input/output ports could use some adjusting, better indicating which is which (an arrow pointing into or out of the building instead of a double arrow would help a lot). And now to my biggest complaint: peon direction. By far the most frustrating thing about the game is how the peons get stuck within their instructions. Example: several field needs watering from a well. One can't program a peon to get water, water a field, but move on if the field does not need watering. The peon will wait until the field DOES need watering before continuing to execute their instructions. Again, while this may be petty, it will stop production on fields behind the full one due to the peon not moving. I finally had to post one peon in each field to keep them functioning, but it gets expensive in terms on peon power. Overall, the game is enjoyable and I recommend it. It just needs some better peon logic and QoL upgrades to go from okay to good or great.

Arrows to scroll around on the map is broken...had to use T -G - F and H instead

It is a boring game.