uFactory

More like a puzzle game than an actual Factory game, it is just themed with it. It is as simple as that. There is set scenarios with specific objectives that you must fulfill, you have startup money and loans, restricted buyable ressources to transform, and a small area to path and lay out to get the objective done, puzzle game. There is nothing more, you don't get to personnalize anything more than the colors of your machines and their disposition. And even then, it is really limited, because it will affect your playability and performance 100%, and only that matter to do a good score, wich is the point of the game, getting a good grade like in old fashion arcade games. Either you get it solved and know how to have a perfect rendering by mathing it out, or you have a painfull time trying to figure out things one after another, try, restart, try and restart again, and again, until you get it, as there is no save. This feel like homework, but with the fun of being proud to show it to someone else taken away, since you solo play. If I should compare the feeling that gets to me while playing this, Bejewel do a similar job in such a way I can't help but compare, and in the time, it came out of cereal boxes. And the playability is frustratingly limited, there is absolutly no place for creativity, sandboxers stay away. This is nothing like other Factory games you've played so far, it is more basic, just like somebody took a flash game and made it modern using a trend to catchup the hype train, nothing new you would miss, in fact there is still flash games better than this out there for free, just go Kongregate. Disappointing, as this game bring nothing new on the table, feel obselete to the genre, and clunkily deliver what is already better done elsewhere.

I really want to like this game, because it seems like a more focused version of Factorio. Unfortunately, this game is extremely clunky to play. It needs massive QoL improvements to just about every facet of play.

Bonjour Tout le monde ! Alors c'est quoi ce jeu ? D'abord le prix, il n’est pas cher donc si vous appréciez ce style de jeu avec mes impressions ci-dessous n’hésitez pas. Vous devez construire une chaine de production avec des objectifs de volumes. Par exemple, produire 500 jouets en 1 journée. C’est le 1er scénario, plutôt simple mais nécessite quand même de redémarrer la partie pour faire propre et le réussir. Pour valider vos objectifs il va falloir faire inspecter l’usine durant 24h, et ensuite vous aurez un rapport sur votre production pour validation. Vous aurez des productions précises à faire, des process bien plus compliqués que ce qui se fait habituellement, les schémas aident bien. Les outils mis à disposition sont bien pratique et on en revient à avoir du plaisir quand tout tourne bien. Le jeu fonctionne avec de l’argent, ce n’est pas vraiment un problème, vous pourrez faire des emprunts conséquent. J’avais un premier avis négatif il y a longtemps, trop de réflexion pour ma part. Je reviens dessus après plusieurs patchs et ma satisfaction est grande. Dans les jeux ressemblant à celui-ci, je dirais « production line », « factorio » uniquement dans les process. En espérant que cet avis vous éclair, Bon courage,

it is okay, to waste some time with.. but not stellar and not sucky, I would say its a mid range type game that if the price is right then maybe get it.

This game is exactly what I came for - detailed, complicated production focused on a logistical layout. Great gameplay, nice difficulty curve. Process so realistic you also learn how it's made! It's an alpha, so some aspects feel like they could use tweaking. Early on the products sell for so little that you barely turn a profit. I keep fussing with exhaust gas and can't seem to make it work reliably. So far this game does not feel as "expansive" as its competition -- the campaign gameplay is a series of independent levels instead of a seamless evolution.

A real brain twister but interesting set up. Smooth game with few complaints.

kinda hard, kinda fun. very rewarding.

As others said in early access: CLUNKY That word sums up the game, really. Where to hold the mouse to place or destroy something is unintuitive, there's camera rotation but only in 90 degree increment (despite going through all the other angles smoothly while switching between them!), you never know whether to click something or hover over it to get information about it, there's one modal-looking interface box that pops up that isn't modal just statically placed in the middle of the screen and reused for everything, so you can never have two pieces of information up at the same time, and many more hair-tearing decisions. Basically, if you took any of the hundreds of publicly available "how to make an appealing and useful UI" documents produced in the last 60 years (from Xerox Parc onwards!), and intentionally did everything opposite of what said literature said, you would get this game. I mean I hate UI design as much as the next guy, and think Apple and Microsoft etc. have many things wrong, but they also have a lot of things right, things established in the industry for decades, that no one need be an iconoclast on. Got little else to say about the game, as I can't bear it for enough time to note much. I like gas and liquid being entirely separate layers from the rest of the factory, that's one thing Factorio got wrong. I dislike having to unlock basic things like conveyor corners. That's about it.

ベルトコンベアスキーにオススメできるピュアでプリミティブなベルトコンベアゲーム。 一般的なコンベアゲームがA+B=Cの次はC+D=...と進んでいくのに対し、uFactoryの場合A+Cのような基本素材を何度も使うレシピが多く、また中間素材にも同様の傾向があり、これが中々難しい。 完成までに必要な工程もかなり細分化されており、上記と相まって必要な素材の流れが複雑になるため、最初はスペース内に収めるだけでも苦労することになる。