
Ore Factory Squad is a co-op mining and factory-building game with procedural mining and fun at its core! Play alone or with friends, buy properties, dig deep for valuable resources, complete contracts, upgrade and automate production lines and grow your factory from zero to industry!


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Mechanically I enjoy it. There are some questionable choices, like how when driving to the mining site it goes through a loading screen and then drops you directly next to the property while maintaining forward momentum, but the thing that gets me is the presence of STEEL and BRONZE as ores in the game. How in the hell are you supposed to have "Steel Ore" that's the dumbest thing I've seen all week. Steel is an alloy, it has to be manufactured, you don't dig it out of the ground! My immersion is broken and my day is ruined.
This game is way more fun than I expected. Digging around and searching for ore is probably my favorite part, but working on the factory and getting everything running is just as fun. You constantly find something else you want to build, upgrade or change and somehow the time just disappears. I’ve only played solo so far and already really enjoy it. Haven’t tried co-op yet, but with a few friends I can see this getting pretty chaotic in the best way.
I really REALLY wanted to recommend this game, but here's why I can't. The game honestly is lacking substantial depth. The grind is tedious, the vehicles are extremely limited. There are no machines worth buying to help excavate. The contracts update to materials you can't even craft before you unlock the machines. I love the game's as an idea, but it needs significantly more vehicles, tools, machines, and the dig sites need to be far larger.
Early access, not listed as such. There are two distinct gameplay loops - the mining gets repetitive quickly, the factory building lacks many key features.
I tried really hard to like this game and had high hopes after playing the demo but sadly its just not single player friendly. this is a clear multi player aimed game with the single player aspect thrown in at haste to cater to the market without really caring about it. Why i have not recommended the game: This is simple, i play games solo, for games like this you need time, this game is built assuming you have multiple people working on it at all times. the day passes by quickly, far far to quickly in fact, there just isnt enough time in the day for a solo player to work the factory, do contracts and mine any decent amount before the day ends. you can keep digging at day end, this is true but at half speed and you have to constantly deal with your character yawning and the screen going black as you "fall asleep". this could be solved in simple ways. 1. put in a pause time button for
Basically I get fried and grind this and pretty much it’s infinite dopamine
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