Block Factory is a production and automation game focusing on creating 3D figurines from building blocks in a factory. Shape your models, design and optimize your assembly lines to bring your creations to life!
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Block Factory has a fun concept — building up this factory empire piece by piece is super satisfying. But once you start maxing out your factories, the game turns into a slideshow. The lag becomes brutal, making it almost unplayable. It kills the momentum right when things should get exciting. It’s frustrating to spend time building only for the performance to crash under the weight of your progress. Great game idea, but the optimization needs serious work.
Very good game! Would strongly recommend the game if not for it being abandoned by the devs post-launch with unfixed bugs and missing potential QoL improvements. They gave the excuse of being a small company of 5 devs, but they could have 1 of the devs working partial time to support this game instead of cutting off updates 3 months post-launch. The devs have already moved on to 2 new game Demos and 1 Full Game after this one.
Loving the concept. it's like Shapez.io mixed with a puzzle game, and it's satisfying to build out your factory. That said, I've hit a serious problem on the second level. To get three stars, you need to hit a certain number of parts per second and keep it there. But once your factory gets big enough to actually do that, the game tanks to ~7 FPS and becomes unplayable. It’s a shame, because the gameplay is great and it only gets more interesting as things get more complex. But right now, the performance just can’t keep up with the scale the game wants you to build at. Hoping the devs can fix it, because I’d love to keep playing. EDIT: The dev's just updated the game, so that you do not have to maintain all of your production in order to get the three stars! You can now remove all of your buildings in order to save on compute, and not bring your game to a grinding halt! Very excited to
Chill factory game, with similar concepts as shapez.io but more focused on the creative part instead of the optimization part (not saying that it doesn't have any optimization involved) There's absolutely no reason to rush, you can take your time to just cover the minimum requirements for a level or you can optimize your brains out of the factory. No resource limit, no currency required, no stress... Also, the levels start out simple, but they get more and more complex quite fast. As I grew up playing with blocks and love factory games, with little time to play now, this game checks many of my boxes for such a game
Game was rough at launch. Developers have put out a ton of patches. Currently game is pretty great if you like this kind of game. Performance issues are almost completely fixed for me. I can 3 star maps with minimal lag with a 3080. As you move through a few maps, the builds get more complicated, and they are little puzzles to get everything together. I really am enjoying this game!
*I fully completed the game with it's achievements* If you don't like reading, here's the TL;DR - Start to mid game is fun, mid to end game is a slog. - Coloring your bricks, and mixing the colors to color the bricks is fun. - Not all upgrades are created equal, building unlocks and extra free bricks are great, the rest is meh or just awful. - By the time you get to the workshop items (creative mode) you're burned out from the main campaign. - There are critical bugs: - Your machines stopping to work for no reason, you've to find them and cut and paste them to get them working again. - Splitters can be wildly inconsistent (e.g. a 240 belt splits into two 90 belts), the only work around is to just use full belts and not split. - Framerate eats absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ if your factory gets too big, the longer you stay in the level the worse it gets, reloads temporarily fix it. Full review: I
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