Разработчик: Coffee Stain Studios
Описание
Строительство
Покажите природе, кто тут настоящий хозяин: повсюду стройте огромные заводы. Расширяйтесь, куда и как хотите. Планета битком набита ценными природными ресурсами, которые только и ждут, когда же их добудут. И ваш долг как сотрудника корпорации FICSIT в том, чтобы пустить их на полезное дело.Автоматизация
Стройте великолепные, совершенные заводы или протягивайте сложные конвейерные сети, чтобы обеспечить все свои потребности. Автоматизируйте свои грузовики, чтобы добраться до самых дальних объектов! Постройте трубопровод, чтобы безопасности транспортировать жидкости. Все ради минимизации объема ручного труда!Исследование и разработка
Отправляйтесь на экспедиции на поиски новых материалов — полезное применение можно найти чему угодно. Не надо ждать милости у природы! Ваша задача — забрать их! В вашем распоряжении для облегчения исследований есть транспорт, реактивные ранцы, прыжковые трамплины и многое другое. Не забудьте про специальное снаряжение для обеспечения безопасности — вдруг вам повстречается представитель местной фауны и выражение «борьба с природой» обретет буквальный смысл!ОСОБЕННОСТИ
• Открытый мир: Исследуйте огромную (30 кв. км) чужую планету Massage 2(AB)b с ее уникальной фауной.• Режим совместной игры: Постройте завод самостоятельно или разделите это удовольствие с друзьями.
• Возведение завода: Узнайте, каково это — построить огромный завод от первого лица. Автоматизируйте и оптимизируйте его, чтобы добиться абсолютного совершенства.
• Персонализация: Ваш завод будет именно таким, как нравится вам. Вы можете построить его в горах или на равнине, следовать особенностям ландшафта или превратить их в ровную площадку ради Эффективности — нет никаких преград, и только вам решать, каким будет ваш завод.
• Транспорт: Путешествуйте по миру с комфортом. В вашем распоряжении прыжковые трамплины, заводские тачки, реактивные ранцы, гипертрубы, грузовики и поезда.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, korean, polish, portuguese - brazil, russian, simplified chinese, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10 or later (64-Bit)
- Процессор: i5-3570 3.4 GHz 4 Core
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GTX 1650/GTX 1050-ti, or AMD RX 470/RX 570, or equivalent performance & VRAM
- Место на диске: 20 GB
- Дополнительно: Internet connection required for multiplayer.
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 11 or later (64-Bit)
- Процессор: Ryzen 5 5600X or i5-12400 or equivalent performance, 6 physical cores minimum
- Оперативная память: 16 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia RTX 2070 or RX 5700, or equivalent performance & VRAM
- Место на диске: 20 GB
- Дополнительно: Internet connection required for multiplayer.
Mac
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Отзывы пользователей
I left my wife and kids for 0.1% more factory productivity. i think it was worth it #FACTORYOVERFAMILY
Game is amazing and super addictive
The game starts off slow, but as you progress, it becomes faster and more engaging.
Don’t be afraid to create more worlds or games! As you play more, your skills improve, and your designs become more polished and creative.
This is also a fantastic game to enjoy with friends or family. It brings everyone together, and sharing strategies is a great way to learn how others think and approach challenges.
This game is incredible, of course it takes a very specific type of person to play; I watched the trailer with a friend who said "yeah. I don't have the right type of autism for this game" and I replied, "uh oh... I think I do". Be ready to sink dozens of hours trying to figure out optimal production lines and exploring the map. Make sure to keep a calculator and a cup of coffee within arms reach.
Good Game Could definitely get better if they continue to addon and update it. has potential to be awesome but mostly its geared to be a solo game anyone joining your game is basically a slave along side of you. never does the aliens come into the game only talk to ada other then the animal mobs. no trade no profits just quotas for the company and producing the gear you need to survive. to bad you cant control the ship you work so hard to build and go on trading runs or something... after beating the game it seems like it would be a great base game to a space adventure privateer style game. could of been a great war game fighting and blowing up each others builds. lots could be done with it. as is it was a fun waste of time ;) like a game should be.
GET THE GAME U WONT REGRET IT!!!!!!great game. automate and then automate more. to be honest i love the game it is visually stunning and super in depth and you can play it how u like. some like to make everything perfect, straight and matching but others like chaos/spaghetti everywhere
but after 400 hours i feel like the game is just missing a bit of base building/ decoration. i mean if you look up some of the stuff people have built its WOW but i am less technical and struggle to make anything good. maybe i`m still to used to minecraft. GET THE GAME U WONT REGRET IT!!!!!!
hm.. satisfactory I wounder what it could entail??? i start, in the forest, as anyone else. I grab leaf, hmm whats it for, robot woman in my ear "use it for power ugly" woah power is cool, but where are machines to use it on??? Make mini miner... its annoying having to grab this i think to myself. BOOM miner mk1, it mines it for me. next thing i know, im writing down math equations on a notebook next to me to get 100% efficiency. ive done it finally, 100% efficiency on my machines. dread fills me, what is this??? it looks... ugly.. no... scrapped, all of it, time to remake but looking nice this time. immediate dopamine staring at all the items flow over the conveyors. love playing the game so that in turn the game plays itself for me. great game 10/10 100000000% would recommend.
If you like having mods specifically tailored to machines in Minecraft... this is a better experience visually.
As a friendly heads up:
There is no digging beneath the surface for ore.
You are a corporate slave. Well not "slave" but you are kind of the only person(s) there.
There's a whole lot of automation to do, because otherwise you'll be on for over 8 hours manually crafting when you could've saved yourself some time and made a machine that does it for you.
So if you like make gigantic labs in Minecraft, and automating stuff, this is probably the game for you.
Play until you complete Phase 3. Maaaaybe Phase 4 if you're a glutton. Don't even bother with Phase 5. The grain ain't worth the chaff and the devs put all their love into the first 80%, and all their indifference into the last 20%.
But that first 80% is amazing. Playing it, I couldn't believe this game wasn't a serious GOTY contender. But then I got to Phase 4 and understood exactly why. They had something great going, then pretty much phoned it in.
If you want to see the ending just watch it on YouTube. Again, not worth the hours of your life.
Peace and calmness combined with industrialization.
Totally recommend 10/10 happy engineers.
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P.S.
(remove spiders pls)
good game, good map, good movement, good factories
(i'd like to piss on the graves of all uranium cratures)
I’m writing this review just after completing the final phase. In total, I left the game running on its own for less than 30 hours.
What I liked:
Train collisions are fantastic.
The scale and its pacing are spot on. I never felt like anything was beyond reach; my progress was only limited by my effort.
The UI consoles and the machines themselves are well-designed and engaging.
The game's video-gamey shortcuts strike a rare, tasteful balance. Features like Sloops and Shards fit seamlessly into the gameplay, keeping things interesting without undermining the challenges.
What could be improved:
The overworld/terrain surface could use more variety beyond monsters. Despite its diversity, it feels more "gamey" and designed rather than truly alive.
Adding a temperature mechanic could enhance gameplay by tying together environmental challenges, survival, and factory performance.
A broader range of storage options would have been a welcome addition.
Endgame thoughts:
By the endgame, I felt like a wizard, with airborne logistics, upgraded inventory, and a fully automated foundation handling all components. The game offers multiple layers of experience; the early game feels vastly different from the mechanics of the endgame. This progression is a standout feature, leaving me nostalgic for the early game’s limitations. My perspective shifted dramatically over time—from 5 hours in, to 30, to 100, and finally to 300 hours.
Overall:
The most impressive aspect of the game is its scale and how it evolves alongside the player's perspective.
This game scratches an itch for me in terms of what i was looking for when i was finished with Factorio and Dyson sphere program. It's really good but it's not without it's fair share of flaws that i think are worth mentioning, especially a big one in that it uses unreal engine.
As much as I love this game I don't know if i can recommend it after playing it for so many years and to see that they haven't really added a lot of the nice things the community has been wanting for years as well as the technical issues that has now soft-bricked my 150 hour save (uobject limit reached, more about that below). Prior to 1.0 you could excuse these issues and many have reported these as issues over the years which they have not addressed yet. On top of my save being soft-bricked i do have some other gripes with the game:
1. Game crashes due to UObject limit
Unreal has an object limit (about 2.1 million uobjects) that if you hit will crash the game, these objects can also be "invisible" that are essentially data objects under the hood of which many can belong to a single machine in the game, so an assembler might be worth 3 or 4 UObjects. In the community it seems some people have managed to avoid this issue entirely somehow, but i'm not one of those and unfortunately keep crashing too often for me to bother playing anymore at this point (main reason i am not recommending this game). My 150 hour 1.0 save is essentially soft-bricked due to this and keep hitting the limit for some reason, i don't think i have any crazy builds going on compared to what i've seen on youtube/reddit and there isn't a fix for this that i've found other than editing a config which i shouldn't have to do (apparently there's a risk of this bricking your save anyway). So probably going to set the game down until they make drastic changes to address this. I will have to give them credit though, i would have hit the limit much sooner in early access saves.
2. Glass doesn't render nicely at times
You can't really see anything through glass floors or roofs properly and at some angles, there's just some basic skybox reflection even if you are indoors. There have been many QnA reports of this and nothing has been done for years. Current fix is to enable global illumination which the devs have said they are not going to support it officially but they've added an option so you can turn it on if you want to experience the game with unreals lumen. However, it's currently bugged and it's causing weird pulsing light/shadow effects.
3. Performance
This game just doesn't seem as optimised as i would expect after 1.0, my pc far exceeds the recommended specs and it still sounds like I'm firing up a jet engine and overheating at times. No other game has come close to causing this other than maybe cyberpunk. So sadly have to reduce a lot of the settings to handle it. Again the engine is partially to blame here as unreal is just resource hungry out of the box even on lowest quality.
4. Enemies clipping
Enemies are clipping through walls and the floor a lot of the time making them stand still and too easy to kill or impossible to kill if they've gone and clipped through a wall and are now permanently stuck inside of a cliff. Makes the combat in the game a bit disappointing at times.
5. Needs more QoL features
The squeaky wheel gets the oil first it seems, so crashes and game breaking bugs are usually addressed before any quality of life stuff. One example is that pipes do not have the same straight mode as belts do, why? working with pipes to make them straight is so frustrating, they should have prioritised this for 1.0 along with so many missing QoL things:
- You can't mass update all connected belts/pipes
- You can't flush or clear items off of a series of belts/splitters/mergers/conveyor lifts if you've accidentally fed it the wrong items
- destroying splitters/mergers should really delete all the belts that are connected to them rather than leaving tiny belt segments you have to precisely delete afterwards
- You can't place a blueprint and have them auto-connect belts/power when placing down a chain of blueprints
- Pipes are way too sensitive to snapping to each other, if you place pipes in parallel it will try to snap to the ends of other pipes when all you really want to do is place the end of a pipe right next to another
- You can't nudge vertically
- You can't see the rate of items on a belt like you can with pipes and flow rate, why not add this for belts?
- You can't mass destroy in blueprint mode
- You can't just drop an item into a sink, you have to build a storage container and connect a belt instead
- For some ungodly reason the devs wanted realistic fluid mechanics and didn't give us some special "liquid" view to visually see all of the flow rates and directions for the pipe network in its entirety. Instead all we get is the ability to look at an individual pipe segment and ring indicators to troubleshoot. If you want to troubleshoot head-lift you have to build a pump just to see the head-lift indicator, why not just give us a nice overlay view with maybe a heatmap of where its going wrong.
- You can't hotkey equipment slots and have to scroll through your equipment.
- no official modding support
Overall it fees like unreal was the wrong engine of choice for this type of game, too resource heavy and too much is surrendered to the engine for the devs to do anything about the technical issues. The game is pretty good as a factory game but at times feels like there could be more QoL added that would make it a bit more bearable to play at times and was a bit disappointed with 1.0 especially since its major new addition was the portals that are gated behind the final stage of the game which is rather pointless given that by the end you've already got hypertube cannons set up around the map .
I'll revisit this game on their next major update and hope to see that something is done about the above, but for now i wouldn't recommend in it's current state, i'd say wishlist this game and wait for a deal if you really want to play it or follow the games updates and wait for the next major update after console support.
A surprisingly gorgeous planet before you destroy it with your world-consuming factory. 10/10 would pillage again
It's hard to explain in a simple Steam review how great a game this is and how much I love it. If you are interested in factory building themed games, don't look at them thinking "there is such a thing". If you have the opportunity, definitely buy it and try it. I guarantee that it will be one of your favorite works in this category.
In addition to the fact that the game is a very successful production, I think the jewel in the crown is that it was made by a hard-working and honest company like Coffe Stain, which cares about its audience. I congratulate Coffe Stain for making this game, which was so acclaimed that it earned them the Golden Joystick award, and for bringing such a gem to the industry. And I personally thank you.
It's very good. Being able to adjust the difficulties/settings lets you find just the right level of challenge and fun. Go for output, go for "finishing the game", or go for aesthetics. It's up to you.
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Satisfactory scratches a itch. You start off simply by extracting resources and building material. After sinking quite a couple of brain cells and time, your building buildings to house your automation and having sleepless nights and paper optimisations trying to scale your solutions for the next design. Its great, possibly even amazing, Recommendation from me.
build build build
optimise optimise optimise
build build build
Incredibly accessible and fun builder that straddles the line somewhere between Factorio and Minecraft, but with a fun and engaging story/narrative.
Perfect if you're autistic and want to be locked in enough to pass full days, or if you're allistic and want to experience that thrill. I'm just glad that version 1.0 has a story ending so I can free my mind.
As a person with OCD and ADHD, it was outrageously fun. I was able to both stay entertained for more than twenty minutes and the planning and optimization always scratched that OCD itch to make everything work perfectly
100 hours in, still not done with the main objectives. It's so fun to get distracted exploring the world and finding some hidden cave or a cool place to set up another base. Convenient transport options like trains and drones to automate materials, great dialogue, mod support, the devs are geniuses. 10/10 would recommend.
This is the best 8/10 game I have ever played. It doesn't make sense that a factory game can have so many great support elements that have nothing to do with building a factory. The different biomes are amazing which makes exploration super interesting and rewarding, which leads on to the combat which is surprisingly fun and engaging (until you get a AR15) and ADA's voiclines while you are exploring are also super fun and intriguing. The whole time I would experience a new item/mechanic/biome I would keep saying "this is amazing! Why is it so good ? This is just a factory game!"
But sadly it all just comes to a screeching, anticlimactic halt. In one of the most perplexing things I have seen in a video game, the story just ends. With no closure no fanfare all the hints that have been dropped over the 150hours that it will take you to finish this game just end.
Its still a very good game but that "ending" really left an awful taste in my mouth and it really taints the memory of the experience. I was hoping this game would be the second coming of Subnautica, and it almost is - in many ways its better - but they certainly fumbled it at the end.
I thought this game was great. It is very involved but simply put it isn't for me, lol.
Maybe 10 years ago I would have loved getting lost in a game this complex and detailed but not right now.
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☐ Just press 'W'
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Dopamine generation simulator
Quite possibly the best game I've played all year, I can hear the sounds of industrial machines churning away in my sleep, 10/10
Highly polished, in some way simplified, 1st Person Factorio. Much fun, can recomend at least for one Playthrough.
I highly recommend this game. Depending on how you want to play, you can go as deep into optimizing it as you want, or just cobble stuff together and spaghetti the belts as much as needed to make it work. A lot of people put tons of time into planning out their factories with perfectly balanced inputs and products, even going so far as to use a spreadsheet to track it all, but that's totally optional and ADA won't even complain too much.
There is tons of exploration and a fun little story told through discovery, lots of research to be done to keep you busy, and it lets you play forever after completing the main objectives.
I rarely give 10/10, but this game ticks all the right boxes for me. I’m a result-orientated strategist so this is what I love.
1. Over-arching main goal that is clearly defined. (building the space elevator)
2. Unlockable technologies that improve efficiency and new production
3. Research tree that encourages and rewards exploration
4. Every session, whether I spend 10 minutes or 2 hours is satisfying as there is a constant feeling of progression. You never are going backwards.
So, if you love resource collecting, automation and building where you have clear direction but you can creatively apply your own solutions (which can be as efficient or inefficient as you desire), Satisfactory is the game for you!
10/10
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☐ Watch paint dry instead
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☐ Check if you can run paint
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☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
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☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
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☐ It'll replace your life
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☐ It's free!
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☐ If u have some spare money left
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☐ You could also just burn your money
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☑ Never heard of
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☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
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Satisfactory is a game that taps into a different sort of "fun" in the brain. Not the fun one might get from clicking heads, pulling off collaborative virtual heist, or simply conquering Europe.
No, one finds fun playing Satisfactory much in the same way one finds fun planning cable runs for an industrial laundry plant. That is to say, quite a lot, leaving many of us confused as to why, and how it is that I could be wiring an industrial laundry plant and still be thinking about playing Satisfactory.
Great game to chill out with and build massive factories. Playable on SteamDeck though controls are a little tricky and textures (understandably) get a little worse when your factory grows beyond a certain point.
Fantastic Game, The comedic writing is just the cherry on top of an engaging factory creation game. The world feels really well planned out and all the props in the world to Coffee stain studios for the countless hours i have sunk into this.
I found this game a month or so ago, having never played the beta. I was timid due to what seemed like a very steep learning curve. What I found was a game where the team truly took the time to perfect the gameplay, the progression, and the learning experience. Sure, there have been and will be some bugs, however this game is so refined, and so well thought out that I was truly amazed, and hooked.
I am at phase 4 right now. I have learned this game is exponential, and I love it. Each phase is more and more complex. You slowly give the pioneer the tools needed to learn the basics, and slowly advance them while still giving them flexabilty in how they progress. Simply put, bravo, well done. Im at a point where its going to take me almost as much time to complete this phase as it did the last 3, and I love it. This game is so well put together that I feel like I have to beat it before going into "creative mode".
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☐ Don‘t look too long at it
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☑ Very good
☐ Good
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☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
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☑ Eargasm
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☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
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☑ Adults
☐ Grandma
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☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☑ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
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☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
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☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☑ You'll need a second life for grinding
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☐ Some lore
☐ Average
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☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
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☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
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☐ Average
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☑ To infinity and beyond
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☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
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☐ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☑ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
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Built so many conveyors my game lagged while looking at my factory, accidentally irradiated a cave system, and had an existential crisis while trying to build a particle accelerator. 10/10 GOTY
Somewhat hard to describe, except its is both relaxing and later on very complicated. I did not initially think it was a game for me, and then after about 200 hours I was designing an oil refinery in my head while I was at work. This is a game for people who like to make stuff. The spiders are scary, the doggos are cute, the world is gorgeous. But at the end of the day, if you could see yourself spending hours building something you think is awesome just because you want to see if you can, then this is definitely the game for you.
A super fun, addicting, time-eating game. As others say: The Factory must Grow!
As a fan of and as someone who has beaten Factorio, this game caught my attention from the beta. It was good then, but the devs have done an amazing job with communication and community interaction that the end product is amazing. It feels like such a polished experience (cept maybe some animal pop in here or there) and you can really tell the devs put a lot of time and work into it, the machines, the handcrafted map, the whole schabang. For crying out loud every single machine has a cool unique animation as it builds your products. It bleeds care and love.
Now, if you don't like to use your brain, this game most obviously isn't for you. I'm not the first person to say that this game isn't for everyone, but I've been suprised by some of my friends getting into this game, not one's I'd expect. Did they get far? Ehhhhh wellll some of them, but I met a few who made it to the end. I myself almost gave up a few times, as it can be very brain heavy and at times time consuming, but that end feeling: that feeling of finally finishing that dang production line and seeing all the belts and machines perfectly balanced to make what it was built to make... It's bliss.
The ending was very bittersweet. I'm not gunna say much, but finishing the game almost made me sad. Just watching the credits roll in this giant world I've conquered and built factories all across... It's sad to feel like there's nothing more. It's no wonder people are already asking for more, I don't blame them. (no rush to the devs obviously you guys take that vacation y'all deserve it for this *mwah* masterpiece of a game.)
Oh uh yeah my review.
Gameplay? Addicting and fun.
Graphics? Gorgeous.
Should you play this game? If you look at it and go "hey that looks kinda cool lol" yeah man go for it.
I had a blast, maybe you will too.
Satisfactory is such a fun and addictive game. I'm only 50 hours in but can already tell this is going to be a massive time sink for me. Would 100% recommend playing it, such a well made game.
Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5)
I'm a big lover of factory games, even if I'm not really the best at them. Factorio was my jam for a long time, but then came Satisfactory, and I have a hard time going back. Everyone's going to have different reasons for liking one game or another, and for me, Satisfactory is great because there's no pressure to do things right. In Factorio, for instance, unless you turn off the enemies, you must focus as much on your defenses as your progression or else the bugs will run you over. In Satisfactory, enemies don't attack until you seek them out and get too close, and even then you can turn their aggression off completely. So, I can take my time and build my ridiculous factory spaghetti, and the resources never run out, so if I build myself into a corner, I don't feel like I'm going to ruin myself trying to refactor. Having a humorous quasi-story narration is great, too.
I have few issues with this game. One of them is the god awful bright orange on white (or vice versa) text when reading machine displays, which there doesn't seem to be a setting for (outside of mods, which I don't generally bother with). I literally have to open up Windows Magnifier to read them as I can't even manage it with my glasses on. Another, which isn't really an issue so much as a troublesome design choice, is that the game is built such that when you get the infrastructure set up for each of the project parts, it becomes a rather long waiting game as your machines slowly churn out hundreds of project parts at a rate of one or two per minute. The designers, I'm sure, intend for you to use that time to explore or even build up more infrastructure to ramp up that output, but sometimes you do the former before you even get to that point, and the latter just seems tedious and occasionally impractical, so you end up just AFKing as you stare at your latest machine while it works at an agonizingly slow pace.
The fun of this game, for those who enjoy builders as I do, largely outweighs the few problems it has. Satisfactory is a game I can lose myself in for hours, and often that time isn't even spent building things. I'll just strap on my (completely overpowered) parachute and soar over the scenic valleys, looking over my vast factory and speculating where all the little hidden bonus items might be hidden away. It's also pretty great for multiplayer because exploration is so rich; you can have -- at least for a while -- your engineer-heads work on building out the factory while your more adventurous friends run amok in the countryside looking for power slugs and mercer spheres and such.
Seems like it's been forever since I've played a game where almost every session I find myself losing track of hours upon hours at a time. One moment it's 8am and the next thing I know it's 5pm yet all I wanna do is keep playing. The sort of game you find yourself thinking about while not playing, planning out builds or mapping your next exploration run to find resources you need.
An endless list of things to accomplish and each one gives way to even more things you can do. All of it can be accomplished on whatever timeline you desire with literally no penalty for taking forever to complete even the most simple of tasks.
In fact Satisfactory takes pride in removing the pressure and just letting you experience the game how you want. The few enemies in the game becoming a bother because you'd rather not have to fight them? Turn on passive mode and enjoy the docile monsters who won't do a thing to you no matter how close you get. Just kick back, relax, and enjoy the experience.
Things get even better when you add a few friends into the mix. With so much to do it never feels like you're stepping on each other's toes or hindering each other from doing anything. And when you all start learning the game well enough to coordinate various tasks to advance your Tier or Phase it's truly a thing of beauty to see it all come together and function.
Whether just looking to do the bare minimum in the ugliest way possible or you're a perfectionist who wants to min/max everything Satisfactory doesn't care how you go about it.
Easily my Game of the Year 2024 by a country mile and I'm looking forward to continuing to dump a few hundred more hours into this before I think about starting over on a fresh save to apply everything I've learned from the jump.
factorio but it's cozy and chill
it was already very good in early access, and 1.0 added a lot of polish
some other factory games (factorio and dyson sphere program mainly) have more stuff to build and more QoL features, but satisfactory is just a vibe and overall i prefer it. play all three honestly, they're all good for different reasons
What can I say about this game . It's ok i have only played it for a FEW hours. got a gold coffee cup twice. a car with square wheels... hell I had fun you might too .
Satisfactory is the kind of game that I really want to like, but just can't. It looks like it'll be really fun, with lots of factory pieces and tons of automation and neat building pieces to construct into large factory buildings. And, for 90 hours, it was pretty interesting. After 90 hours, though, it's just not.
I find that to build anything of good size I either need to make it sprawl out over a huge amount of space or spend a lot of time walking up and down floors trying to line up conveyor belts and floor holes and all of that. The 3D parts allow for a really incredible world that can be fun to navigate and neat routing puzzles, but at the end of the day it just isn't very fun to do that.
What's more, a lot of the building components and automation logic require optimizing your startup time so that you can unlock them before building a factory that does things like load balance. Just trying to get to that point has been a chore--and, yes. I was automating my production chains from the beginning. But, like, I need to go and do 11 different things and produce a ton of components just to be able to get a component that can sort its inputs. I have to do lots of math and set up wild belt loops just to get things to balance out, or my machines get starved of resources.
Some folks find this fun. I find it maddeningly tedious.
This game is so good that I had to stop playing because I always ended up losing track of time. It's unbelievably addictive! Before you factory is finished you will always end up hearing birds chirping outside as its already morning. Truly a masterpiece!
The devs are literally the best in industry wrt to community management, feedback and transparency.
Really fun, especially with friends. :P
Exploration: 9/10—could use more variety in creatures and a better arachnophobia mode.
Building: 10/10—really neat and easy to learn.
Difficulty: 7/10—takes some time to get used to, but it's still great.
Elyssa-approved—would recommend! (＾▽＾)
This game is like crack to my brain. I can play it for hours, days can disappear without eating or sleeping. The simple premise makes it easy to start but hard to master. And when you need a break from building you have a hand crafted world to explore.
TLDR - Recommended for everyone who's looking for a relaxed factory building game.
Pros
- Relaxed environment to game on, fauna aggression can be disabled + has an arachnophobia mode!
- Absolutely mesmerizing world graphics
- Objectives are pretty clearly stated although there's no game mechanic making them the only way to progress, apart from Space Elevator progression.
- There's INFINITE ways to play the game with it's various game modes present
- There's a very strong and reliable MODDING community for this game, acknowledged by CSS as well!
- Tutorials and tips go along through out the game with an easy to access in-game documentation called Codex to get help about any item or building
- Has a built-in calculator and note taking system
- Can become as complex as you want it to be, can be as easy as you want it to be
- There's no WRONG way of playing and/or completing the game
- Gameplay loop is refreshing with the vast world map with different biomes being present, hence a VERY BIG yes to REPLAYABILITY
Cons
- Would require a fairly high spec'd PC/Laptop to make mega factory builds
[*] IS DAMN ADDICTIVE - I've restarted at least four times 'to optimize the factory' while completing the game only once, it's a process TBH
Excellent core gameplay (recipes, automation, movement) and world, beautiful graphics.
Enemies and combat system are weak in contrast, but it’s only a part of exploration gameplay.
Efficiently addictive.
This review was not automated (I'll do it later).
It has been a long time since I have played a game that is so compelling. Very polished open world factory game. I have not played other factory games such as Factoria, so I can't comment on how it compares. I like that the game has the option to disable combat where animals attack and interfere with factory building. I find that aspect of the game to be distraction that slows down the game. Others players might find it makes the game more challenging, but for me the challenge of building factories was more than enough to keep me playing for 100s of hours so far.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Coffee Stain Studios |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 91 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 97% положительных (108800) |