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Automation Empire Free Download Unfitgirl Automation Empire is a simulation / management game all about efficiency and expansion. Start with nothing, and build up a massive interconnected industrial network of factories and machines. Economical transportation of resources will be essential to your success as an automation-engineer. Utilize every tool you have access to, including mine carts, drones. trucks, trains, and cargo rockets. Employ your ingenuity and creativity to plan out an efficient logistics network of machines to form a mechanical superorganism of production. Harness your creativity to engineer a beautiful machine of clockwork precision. Start with basic “A to B” systems utilizing simple delivery drones, but later, expand the complexity of your transportation-line as you construct an interwoven mesh of tracks in order to allocate all of your resources exactly where they need to go. Make it your mission to rout out all of the bottlenecks in your supply-chain. Extract and process precious metals and ores from the ground including gold, iron, and coal. Craft and refine your resources into more valuable products through the use of an optimized factory production-line. Upgrade your facility’s infrastructure as you discover new technologies by harnessing the power of the resources you extract. Throughout your engineering endeavors you’ll gain access to advanced automated machines and systems which will further compound your production capacity.Unfitgirl.COM SEXY GAMES

Work around your planet’s naturally occurring geological formations and rough terrain as you integrate your ever expanding industrial systems. Seven different planets, with differing biomes, each present unique landforms you must factor into your base’s layout. This is a ‘quite like’ review, with a few buts… What attracted me to this game (and what I DO like about it) is the quality of its graphics. After a pixelish Factorio, I was pretty excited to see another game but using 3D assets. The game looks great, and it IS fun. I just don’t know whether it really has the longevity of similar games (Factorio, Factory Town etc). This game’s main obstacle is the existence of Factorio, and I think the devs knew this because they DID emphasise quite openly that this game would not have the depth and scale of that game. With these nice graphics, I’m not sure it would even be possible. This game is more a Factorio-LITE. The tech tree is quite shallow and there are only 3-4 levels of equipment you can unlock, limiting the scope of the game considerably and it won’t take you all that long to unlock everything there is. Chances of any further content have really slipped away because it appears the devs abandoned the title back in 2020. Camera movement badly needs a way to drag the screen around more quickly (waiting for slow edge-screen panning is frustrating). A map would solve it (clicking on a map to choose that position). Drones aren’t coded well at all. Each truck can carry 6 crates. Now you could have 30 trucks waiting for crates, but all 100 of your drones queue for one crate and all try to take it to one truck (the drones should be coded so only 6 aim towards each truck).

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They could use some zoning control too. Adding drones to a busy delivery point is of no use if they all fly off to another part of your factory. The cost of power (as mentioned by many) becomes too steep too quickly, leading to your factory plummeting into the red without you being able to rescue it. The game does need a difficulty measure, but this power taxation is brutally high. Ideally, there should be a sandbox mode to let people create freely.In and out tunnels have to be built within the vicinity of each other, into a cliff. This causes problems in trying to expand your delivery zones to elsewhere on the map. This seems to be a needlessly frustrating limitation and the in-and-out tunnels would have been better like the surface to below surface tunnels in Surviving Mars. Lastly, there is NO tutorial. This would be okay if there was a little more logic and consistency applied about how things work together. Transfer pipes cannot connect to each other, conveyor belts can’t be built through an open door, and moving goods raw or in crates causes logistical headaches. Factorio left most of the game to the player to figure out too, but everything was much more logical in that game. It has taken me the best part of a day to figure out a small part of the game. Now that I have, I’m beginning to enjoy it for what it is. This is no Factorio and it is important to play this game for what it offers rather than how it compares to other games, otherwise you will likely be hitting the refund button very quickly! There are frustrations aplenty and the game could definitely use more content, but what is there offers a lot of promise and I’m enjoying it as a casual game more than anything, hence the tentative recommend.Tell Me Why 

since I first wrote this review, much better contenders have surpassed this game including the exceptional Dyson Sphere Program. If this ever appears on discount and you’re a bit of a factory-game addict like me, then still worth it for a bit of factory-lite gameplay, but otherwise, it looks like it’s pretty much become abandonware. A missed opportunity sadly. This is a good puzzle game. Nice graphics, simple mechanics. All the things you see in the videos, you will figure out make stuff like that. There is no tutorial, just a few starter structures and a list of simple tips. That is a feature, not a bug. I think some people just don’t get the point of this type of game. It does not tell you how to do things efficiently, or the best or right way to do anything. The point of the game is to figure all that out by trying different things. The game is designed to be forgiving. You do not “lose” if you do the wrong thing. You can build structures that don’t work, and get 100% of your money back if you scrap the structure. You can practically start the entire game over at any point by just destroying some or all your structures, and you get your money back. The UI is reasonably intuitive, I started playing the game easily without any videos or anything. Some people say “you’ll need to watch videos to learn the game” – I don’t agree, and in fact would recommend you don’t watch those types of videos, they just take away the fun of figuring things out. If you enjoy experimenting with things like laying out conveyors and claw trains in different ways to see what is most efficient, then this game will appeal to you. If you want to google the “best way” to build a factory before even trying it yourself, this is probably not your type of game.

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I would call the game “incomplete” in that there’s clearly areas they need to expand on, but it is still fairly polished quality-wise compared to most “1.0” releases. The only glitches I’ve experienced is sometimes deleting a railroad track leaves a visual artifact, and in one game sometimes I got odd behavior for the first few seconds after I loaded a save game. That’s all I found after 100+ hours of play. Others are correct in that there is not a ton of replayability, but I got over 100 hours out of it playing only 3 maps. The maps play mostly the same with different graphics, the scenarios aren’t that unique. But I am not expecting to spend thousands of hours playing a game I spent $30 for. I had fun with it for a few weeks. Then I got bored and played something else.  Some people would compare this game and Factorio. Most prefer Factorio, but I actually prefer this game. Factorio has more depth, but the graphics are too retro for my taste. I hope this game gets updates to that adds depth and complexity. If they never updated the game again, I feel like I got my money’s worth. Some people are complaining that the game is “dead” because the developer hasn’t updated for a “long time”. And by “long time” that is 3 months… in the middle of a global pandemic. Some people are giving negative reviews simply for that reason. Please ignore those reviews, they’re unfairly treating a neat little game that has had a lot of care put into it. more than a few issues, the game pause button no longer works. the direction of the pips no longer works, but it still “connects” thing.Blair Witch

the “delete colony” no longer works. you delete the listing but if you delete a game than load a new game with the name of the deleted colony, you’ll get the colony state you deleted. over all, noticed the game has been abandoned, i hear its cause of some issue with an addition. i simply wouldnt suggest this game cause its a short pointless game. factorio or satisfactory have more content. but if you want another factory game this is a away of spending some time. so its an alright game. Don’t let the mixed reviews fool you. This is a good game. If you’re a Factorio enjoyer, or Satisfactory – this game is right up your alley; No more is needed to be said. Price is a bit much for what it is – so maybe look for a sale and pick it up then. People complain that it’s abandoned and rate the game poorly because they think it’s early access. That’s not a proper reflection of the game itself. It’s not multiplayer, so the size of the community and infrequency of updates should have no impact on its rating. Mining simulator, in which we have to take on the role of a miner who has to develop his mine by laying new tunnels and mining minerals. We will be able to sell the mined minerals and use the money to buy useful tools and new mining machines. In addition to buying these machines, we will repair and operate them, such as crushing rocks, drilling holes, transporting mined minerals and working with dynamite. Also, we must not forget about safety precautions, because its non observance can lead to dire consequences and the collapse of the entire mine. All these mining operations we will perform not just for fun, because we have to conclude contracts with certain companies and perform special tasks, for which we will receive not only money but also exclusive awards.

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I tried liking it, yet was unable to do so. Controlling the car was weird at best.. once accelerating on the road, it feels like half your car is drifting but i still had full control of it at all times. The loading truck was drastically slow.. reverse felt faster than forwards. The backwards speed was alright, although you should revisit the forward speed for that truck. In regards to the miner.. no. You could make the drill faster to move around. I felt like I could take naps between cutting the stone from the far left to cutting it from the far right. All aside, game has potential. I’ll keep myself updated as to the development of the game. Aside from the inconveniences previously mentioned, this game has potential. It would be really interesting to see your project arrive to its later stages. A few bits of constructive criticism. There’s no denying that currently the graphics and optimisation are fairly poor right now, but as an indie game I can give a pass on that since that might be solved with time. Same thing with the glitches, like when your loader is carrying a full load of coal and somehow hits a ghost rock on the floor, jarring the vehicle and causing most of your coal to fly out and disappear into the aether. “Realistic Physics” it is not, at least not right now; the law of gravity appears to be less of a law and more of a guideline in this game currently. The most pressing problems are the quality of life issue that can be fixed more easily, with the biggest problem being the controls as mentioned by most other people. It just doesn’t feel nice to control most of the vehicles, with the excavator and pickup truck being the worst.

For the pickup, it feels like you’re driving on bald tires so you’re sliding all over the place when you make a slight turn. With the excavator it’s a pain having to hit a button to change whether you’re driving or controlling the arm. Unless you’re gearing up for a console release where there’s only a handful of buttons we can press, we have an entire keyboard with dozens of keys that can be used to control each portion of the arm without having to toggle back and forth. I have to say the excavator portion was the most tedious experience I’ve had in a while and I consider myself having a pretty high tolerance for tediousness. Going back and forth from the coal pile 5 times to fill up a cargo truck was not fun and that was just for the basic contract. Going back and forth 10 times for the bigger contracts? No thanks. Same problem but to a lesser extent in the mines too with the underground truck having to go back and forth from the miner and to the conveyor belt. The excavator needs a bigger bucket capacity. On a more positive note I think being able to plan out and build your own mine underground is a cool idea that you should polish and advertise more, rather than selling us the concept of controlling mining vehicles because honestly controlling vehicles is the worst part right now. Camera controls are like crazy fast even on the lowest setting, had a couple of vehicles flip or get stuck with no way of continuing the game. This really is a slow grinder of a game but I reckon it could be a fun few hours. Perhaps if the mouse speed could be controlled better and therefore camera views it would be a lot less frustrating.

The graphics a pretty decent,nice and grimy and if you like flipping big trucks then this is for you but it is really tricky to get things lined up with the camera whizzing all over, even hitting the right switch can be tricky. It has potential for those who would get a kick out of this, can’t think of anything like this available so maybe a niche market but sort out the mouse/camera and a way to get vehicles back upright and I think it may draw a fair bit of interest Fantastic concept, though with many flaws.
Firstly, the articulation on the rear dumper is insufficient. Not only is it capable of a much tighter radius, it feels as if it does not match the turning circle. The excavator is also a pain, having to cycle through each of the boom arm segments and the bucket instead of using the control scheme that was in the tutorial was a pain. In addition, the assigned button was labelled something strange. I also found when trying to load the truck that the bucket wouldn’t empty. In regards to the truck, I find it hard to believe that someone would use an open top 40′ container to transport their resources when there are other trailers made for the purpose. A quick google search brought up a plethora of images. There is more, though to write an exhaustive list would be far too time consuming. I would be intrigued to see the full release, though there is a lot that must be addressed before I would consider buying it. Destroy, mine, drill, transport and blow things up – just remember to follow safety protocols and regularly maintain your equipment. Nothing works forever – if something gets broken, it’s up to you to repair it.Cursed to Golf Switch NSP

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