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Dyson Sphere Program is a similar type of game, with prettier graphics.

saddestcatever 5y ago
Shoutout to Satisfactory. I've seen many players that resonate with Dyson Sphere Program also enjoy Satisfactory. Not quite as in-depth as Factorio, but an amazingly, amazingly well designed game in both over experience and gameplay.
bloqs 5y ago
Satisfactory - even prettier
vkou 5y ago
The logistical puzzles in it are... Unfortunately, a lot less interesting (And these games, by design, are all about logistical puzzles. Feeding stuff into an assembler isn't interesting - getting your stuff to the point where you can feed it into an assembler is.) The logistics network is too powerful, pilers don't really change how items move around, and fluids/gases/solids are treated the same.
bentcorner 5y ago
Satisfactory is IMO a superior Factorio in that it drops the Tower Defense and resource-depletion mechanics. It's also in 3d. I can understand that Factorio is balanced differently but it's annoying to build up a factory and then need to do non-factory things when a resource runs out or aliens attack your base.
- pwillia7 5y ago
  The feeling when you get coal setup for the first time...
- kllrnohj 5y ago
  > Satisfactory is IMO a superior Factorio Early game I agree, but mid/late game I couldn't disagree more. Satisfactory desperately needs a construction bot or blueprints or something to help you build at the scales it starts pushing you towards, or you just afk forever. Also the ticket loop as the endless resource sink is far less interesting than factorio's endless research paths.
- bcrosby95 5y ago
  Aliens are just another automation problem, and are really no different than working on the factory itself.
- 0xffff2 5y ago
  I actually think the resource depletion mechanics are the one thing missing from Satisfactory. Constantly adjusting to keep the raw materials flowing in is one of the things that keeps Factorio from getting stale for me.
- depaya 5y ago
  For what it's worth, the aliens are a completely optional part of the game. I almost always play with them disabled now so I can focus on the more fun parts of the game. Also some mods can counteract resource depletion if desired.
- electroly 5y ago
  I play Factorio without the biters and with the resource richness jacked way up. Problem solved.

Shoutout to Satisfactory. I've seen many players that resonate with Dyson Sphere Program also enjoy Satisfactory. Not quite as in-depth as Factorio, but an amazingly, amazingly well designed game in both over experience and gameplay.

bloqs 5y ago

Satisfactory - even prettier

vkou 5y ago

The logistical puzzles in it are... Unfortunately, a lot less interesting (And these games, by design, are all about logistical puzzles. Feeding stuff into an assembler isn't interesting - getting your stuff to the point where you can feed it into an assembler is.) The logistics network is too powerful, pilers don't really change how items move around, and fluids/gases/solids are treated the same.

bentcorner 5y ago

Satisfactory is IMO a superior Factorio in that it drops the Tower Defense and resource-depletion mechanics. It's also in 3d. I can understand that Factorio is balanced differently but it's annoying to build up a factory and then need to do non-factory things when a resource runs out or aliens attack your base.

pwillia7 5y ago
The feeling when you get coal setup for the first time...
kllrnohj 5y ago
> Satisfactory is IMO a superior Factorio Early game I agree, but mid/late game I couldn't disagree more. Satisfactory desperately needs a construction bot or blueprints or something to help you build at the scales it starts pushing you towards, or you just afk forever. Also the ticket loop as the endless resource sink is far less interesting than factorio's endless research paths.
bcrosby95 5y ago
Aliens are just another automation problem, and are really no different than working on the factory itself.
0xffff2 5y ago
I actually think the resource depletion mechanics are the one thing missing from Satisfactory. Constantly adjusting to keep the raw materials flowing in is one of the things that keeps Factorio from getting stale for me.
depaya 5y ago
For what it's worth, the aliens are a completely optional part of the game. I almost always play with them disabled now so I can focus on the more fun parts of the game. Also some mods can counteract resource depletion if desired.
electroly 5y ago
I play Factorio without the biters and with the resource richness jacked way up. Problem solved.