As an engineer of Dyson Sphere Program, you will go to an alien galaxy building “Dyson Sphere”. Collecting resources, plan and designing production lines, gradually create a full automated factory. Develop your factory from a small workshop to a huge cross-galaxy Industrial empire.
With over 2,000 hrs clocked on this game i think i can give a real review, this is coming from a lifetime gamer in his late 30s.
This game is not for everyone, it takes ages to get through the tech tree, and you will likely bottleneck and become stuck in the 1st, 2nd, and even 3rd playthrough. There is a lot of long term planning to put into everything...
At least 80% of the content we have now was in the game almost 6 years when the game entered Early Access.
The devs were very active the first two years.
Then they hunkered down for over a year working on the big Dark Fog (adding enemies) but decided to only ship half of it.
That was 3 years ago now and all we've gotten since is some UI stuff, the ability...
It's a good game! go for it!
I am a big fan of games that are in the same category as Satisfactory along with other games of the like, and this game scratches that itch perfectly while also playing into a big fascination that I have with space. If you are a fan of having to setup automation that can take up hours and hours just to get tiny bits of progress that slowly build into...
An amazing factory game in the style of Factorio, but with the complexities and opportunities arising from a polar coordinate system.
The physical separation between worlds and being able to build a factory on one planet and efficiently process material from another one brings home the value of long-distance logistics in a way I never got from Factorio....
