shapez

Bad colorblind mode. It is next to useless and does nothing to actually make it easier to differentiate colors. I actually could not find what it did at all until I looked it up online. It is completely useless, it puts text descriptors in difficult to find areas when hovering over a colored thing. A proper implementation of this would be to put a specific shape or texture over colored things, like vertical lines for green, concentric circles for red, etc. If you are colorblind skip this game.

pretty cool game if you participated in MKUltra and/or were Helen Keller

This is undoubtedly a good game, the music fits, the gameplay loop is engaging, performance looks good, and the difficulty curve seems well paced, but im giving it a negative review due to how ass the game feels to play, mostly when it comes to controls, while the game has rebindable keys, many things that should be bindable simply arent, zooming out breaks your belt planning, and the blueprint system. The blueprint system is by far the worst offender to my experience with this game, having to wait until lvl 12 to unlock it was tolerable, but needing to spend resources to use a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ copy and paste function in a game where buildings have no cost other than your time is asinine. The game has no time pressure, there is no benefit to being faster other saving your time in this earth, so i dont even care if the cost becomes a rounding error going into the mid to late game, having a cost for copy and pasting does nothing but disencourage the player from experimenting with their factory design, it is antithetical to the genre. Its worth noting that this game has modding support, and all of my problems are solvable through modding, but it doesnt excuse the developer's decisions.

Amazing, it so fun to build up your factory and get more and more efficient knowing how to build better the further you go. A little frustrating to redo already built parts but still fun. overall a fun time loved making a huge factory. despite how bad how PC is it still runs smoothly with high settings.

It's like Factorio with none of the grind or stress. Honestly, I've enjoyed it a lot more for that reason. Blueprint designing is super zen for me, just vibing with the OST while I think of new ways to route belts.

Shapez es como un examen de trigonometria donde te vigila Julio profe vuelto hombre lobo con música lo-fi de fondo

It’s like abstract Factorio. Despite being the game’s whole “thing” I think this game would be much more engaging with different theming. The core mechanics are all great but it just loses a little salt when all of the products are shapes that may as well have been randomly generated.