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Satisfactory (2024)
7.3/10on IGDB
Released
Start here if you want to see an enormous factory grow around you. Place miners, conveyors, splitters, and production machines yourself, then watch where a belt backs up. Vehicles and trains give distant production sites another way to feed the main line.
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Foundry (2024)
8.4/10on IGDB
Released
Build among blocks you can mine away, so routing a belt through a hillside is an option. The factory starts with hand production and grows through automated miners and machinery. Pick it if clearing or reshaping the terrain sounds like part of building the line.
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Techtonica (2024)
Released
Lay conveyors and machines inside an underground world and carve more room when you need it. The story gives you reasons to travel between factory projects. Choose it if you like making the location fit the factory as you discover what is already in the caves.
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Infinifactory (2015)
8.3/10on IGDB
Released
Walk around a puzzle area and build a machine that turns incoming pieces into the required product. Conveyors and welders are useful only if each part arrives at the right angle and time. Each challenge is a compact factory of its own.
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Astro Colony (2026)
Released
Build conveyors and pipes across floating colonies, then let drones take on transport as distant resources come into play. Choose it if you want the route between production stations to become a design problem of its own. The stations are things you can move around in first person.
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FortressCraft Evolved! (2013)
6.0/10on IGDB
Released
Dig into a voxel world and bring ore back on machinery you position underground. The factory can extend over long distances from the original base, and power and logistics become different problems as you reach deeper deposits. It suits players who liked adding a new wing more than decorating the first one.
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Eden Crafters (2026)
Released
Set miners, conveyors and processing machines to work on supplies for terraforming. The factory has a purpose you can see changing outside as the planet becomes more habitable. Choose it if you want a first-person production line to support co-op survival and exploration.
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Hydroneer (2020)
6.2/10on IGDB
Released
Build a mining wash plant one piece at a time. Pipes and water pressure govern where the equipment works, while drills and conveyors take on pieces of a job you begin by hand. Start here if sorting and hauling materials has to feel physical.
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The Last Clockwinder (2022)
Released
This first-person VR puzzle uses copies of your own recorded movements as the machines. Teach one copy to pick fruit and another to catch it, then close the loop. Choose it if you like making a few repeated actions fit together in a small workroom.
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Main Sequence (2026)
Released
Build a spaceship that doubles as a production site. Walk around the vessel, expand its equipment and slot automated production among the parts you need to make it fly. Pick it if you want the machinery you build to make the next trip possible.
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Stationeers (2017)
8.8/10on IGDB
Released
Set up an off-world base where processing ores, moving gases, and monitoring equipment all happen at machines you can stand beside. Logic chips and programmable controllers can take over repeat work when you're ready to build that layer yourself.
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Space Engineers (2019)
6.4/10on IGDB
Released
In Survival, weld conveyors and connect refineries, containers and assemblers to make materials flow across a station or ship. You can build from first person. Pick it when you want the assembly plant to be part of a larger vehicle and engineering game.
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Planet Crafter (2024)
7.4/10on IGDB
Released
Build the miners and crafters you need to turn a planet green, then connect distant supplies to the production chain with drones. You can set what storage supplies or demands. Try it if you want an automatic factory to serve a world you gradually change.
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StarRupture (2026)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Build extraction and automated production on a planet where the environment can interrupt your routine. Connect production buildings with rail logistics. Choose it if you want the factory to share your time with exploration, combat and a base that has to survive.
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Volcanoids (2019)
6.0/10on IGDB
Released
Your drillship is a mobile workplace. Add production and refinery modules and set the ship to handle recurring jobs while you head out. Later, mining drones can bring ore back to the ship. Pick this if you want a compact factory you can relocate instead of a single sprawling floor.
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Outpost Engineer (2021)
Released
Dig a site on a volcanic island and link production machines with conveyors and inserters. The conveyor setup lets you split or merge a flow. It suits someone who likes to shape terrain before working out where to put the whole line.
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Ore Factory Squad (2026)
Released
Mine for raw material, buy a place to process it and build a line for the contracts you take. Conveyors can connect machines in the warehouse, while pallets and forklifts handle other parts of the route. If you play together, mining and build work give you separate jobs.
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GregTech: New Horizons
Use this Minecraft Java modpack if the idea of automating a multi-stage chemical process sounds exciting. Voltage tiers change which machines fit into the line, and item and fluid logistics grow together. Expect long progression and more planning than in a single-mod Create factory.
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Create (2019)
Released
This is a mod for Minecraft Java Edition. Build from its first-person view using belts, rotating shafts and gears, then put machines like presses to work on passing ingredients. Choose it if you'd like your ordinary Minecraft storage and farm to feed a visibly moving production line.
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Alchemy Factory (2026)
Released
Feed workbenches and magical equipment with conveyors and pipes, then turn what the factory makes into goods for your shop. Choose it when filling an order gives you a better reason to expand production than reaching a higher tonnage on its own.
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Chocolate Factory (2024)
Released
Place conveyor lines to turn the surrounding candy world into confectionery. This is a full first-person factory game with an exploration and combat thread. Pick it if the ordinary ore-to-steel recipe sounds too familiar.
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