Satisfactory

Whether it seems too complex or monotonous, Satisfactory delivers an excellent factory-building and automation experience that will motivate you to optimize, enhance, and fundamentally rewrite your thought process.

Satisfactory is the new titan in building and crafting games.

And it just keeps growing from there. Newer, faster machines mean tearing out and rebuilding the current setup, while new resources such as quartz and oil open up a host of options like enhanced computing, different types of fuels and plastics. Transportation items like trucks and trains or eventually the aerial drones allow moving large amounts of resources across the map, and each new upgrade requires rethinking the current setup to see how it can be made better. There's a story with an end-point, although not at all intrusive, but climbing through the tech tiers to complete it can easily ta...

Following a long five and a half years in early access, part automation and part survival game Satisfactory has finally released into 1.0. Having players control a space explorer to mine, gather resources, and create facilities on an alien planet, players were building this game at the same time as developers Coffee Stain Studios were. It is the tried and true product of listening to and implementing community feedback to ensure the game is the best it can be, only tenfold with its dozens of...

Satisfactory is still one of the greatest building and automation games out there, and it has now finally landed on console. This version flawlessly transitions all its systems to a console environment, and while it has a few visual issues, they don't ruin the addictive experience.