You slap down your first leek patch, click a harvester into place and then stare as the conveyor refuses to line up the way you imagined.
What you do is painfully simple and slowly gets messy. Plant leeks, harvest them, run them through processors, chain conveyors, research upgrades and babysit bottlenecks until the whole line finally spits out profit. It feels like a tiny, loud factory in your browser, all clanks and numbers and that small thrill when an upgrade actually fixes a jam. It’s addictive and a bit fiddly, not polished but charming in a sticky fingers kind of way.
It plays somewhere between Factorio level planning and Cookie Clicker level click satisfaction, with a dash of Production Line style optimization and the capitalist one button progress of AdVenture Capitalist. If you like Satisfactory or Factorio you will get the drift fast.
Don’t blow your cash on the expensive machines early, fix the slowest step first and use simple splitters before you overcomplicate the belt layout. Also, label your production lines if the game lets you, you will thank yourself later.
Controls
- Left click to place or select buildings, drag to place conveyors.
- Right click to cancel or remove.
- Mouse wheel to zoom, click and drag or WASD to pan the view.
- Number keys pick hotbar items, shift to queue placements, space to pause or speed up.
Similar games
- Factorio
- Satisfactory
- Cookie Clicker
- AdVenture Capitalist
- Production Line
