Factory Town Free Download

Overview Factory Town:

Your goal is to build a thriving village in the wilderness, supplied with a wide selection of food, clothing, tools, books, and magical artifacts that you produce from raw materials. Worker units can help you move goods between production buildings and markets, but as much workload as possible will need to be automated using mechanical transportation systems. Use a combination of gravity-powered chutes, conveyor belts, railroads, pipes, sorters and filters to route items around the map so they can be processed and sold. As your earnings rise, you can research new technology to improve your supply chains and grow your civilization. There’s no enemies or starvation to worry about, so you can enjoy a stress-free logistics challenge to maximize production and happiness. But under the cheerful and simple looks hides a level of depth (and raw complexity) that only compares to the most advanced and complex Factorio mods. Yes you can take it slow and steady and just do the minimum needed and you’ll easily “win” (as in advance in tech and fulfill objectives) in a way the pressure of biters in Factorio will prevent you, but making full use of all available mechanics to maximise your production speeds and efficiency is on a whole other level.

Factory Town Pre-Installed:

It’s not just a matter having a good, easily retrofitted factory layout, enough mines and then just slapping in a few tech cards and upgrading your belts and inserters as you go until it is maximally productive, with the rail network design being the hardest to optimize. Here you have to take into account your factories being able to achieve exponential gains in production speed through various mechanics. that will require you both to fit them within range and connected to your town centers and be able to supply inputs, extract outputs and carry items around the map at extreme throughputs. Optimizing factory layouts is absolutely critical to ensure future connections needed by eventual upgrades will be able to be fitted without having to rebuild new factories all the time, and the logistical challenges that result from the combined quite long and complex production chains of advanced items and extreme production speeds that can be reached will require.