Project P.I.T.T.

If you like factory games and have some extra spending money, this isn't a bad game to get. I'm tolerant on games of this genre, but was gifted it and was interested by the mystery element in the game. No issue for the first 2 phases, however the game basically hard stops your progress on the mystery until you reach Phase 4. In general, the game does not introduce many nuanced elements to add to your factory beyond Phase 1. Fans and panels are all that you actually need, everything else is either never important or its purpose is to get you more money (which you do not need after automating phase 2). Phase 3 is a slog until you get the new product automated, then it's a slog because you can't do the mystery while you wait for Phase 4 to begin. Phase 4 itself would have made me quit the game if not for the mystery. You have to combine all 3 products, which is fine conceptually, however the way that you're supposed to do so requires tearing up your entire automation system. As for the mystery, my game continually crashed when I tried the mining phase, or when I tried to prop fly (which previously never happened). Overall, the game is interesting initially but after the halfway point it just becomes not worth it.

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absolute delight of a game. compelling visual style + satisfying gameplay and a bunch of bonus content if you're curious and paying attention

I rarely make reviews for games, all I have to say is this is a must have if you enjoy automation games and creative self expression. It runs very well even with thousands of physics objects on screen at once, and the game doubling as a puzzle game was such a nice touch. I 100% recommend, and would highly suggest figuring out things on your own, the puzzle solving felt so rewarding and learning all the unique mechanics was very enjoyable too. Don't look anything up and just go in blind and you wont regret it.

You kinda know what to expect from these games now, but the absence of conveyor belts and the reliance on physics really make you think about how to automate the transport of products (particularly bulky or fragile ones) en masse. I lost the majority of two days scratching my head about getting ducks to perfectly ping through my pinball table of fans and bumpers until they go in the pit, only to unlock an item an hour later than cuts out 2/3 of the effort I put in - truly incremental! Addictive, sadistic and a real time sink - worth the cost if you like that sort of thing.

The game suffer from a good start game and good progression until it gets super annoying. Building in this game is awful and some of the choices for phase 3 and 4 are terrible.