Recent reviews by ✚ nIX

bridge battle good

mm yis. stelf.

Open Google Chrome and play the dino game instead

Not worth it.

A neat deckbuilding roguelike. Might take a while to get into it because you need to unlock certain things to make the runs better.

A short puzzle game. With demon waifus.
It's free, so why not try it. You can finish this one in less than an hour.

Oh btw, prepare for a little bad time suffering.

Binding of Isaac with 3-4 floors, 3 passive items, 4 active items, and maybe 5 temporary weapons (or bullet modifiers).

The audience meter mechanic is alright. Levels gets harder after defeating a boss by adding a certain mechanic depending on the boss you killed.

If you need something to do for like half an hour or so, get this on sale.

Play the free version of this first on mobile or through the dev's itch.io page.

I've been playing this for like a year now, well, with the Mindustry Classic on Android, then this Mindustry when it was released. I don't want to compare this to Factorio because a.) imo, they only both have conveyor belts and that's it, and b.) I haven't gotten that far in Factorio.

Mindustry is mainly a tower defense game. There is a central core that you need to defend from waves of enemies. The ores are pretty much like your money in this game which you can use to build, (one-time) research a building, and be used as ammo. Certain turrets can accept different ores which modifies their bullet. Need a cheap ammo while you use copper for belts? Use scrap. You need to slow enemies? Use ultra-cold cryofluid instead of water. Want some fragmentation bullets? Use metaglass. You get the idea.

For the resource management part, eh, It's fine for me. The only thing that is limited in this game is space. Ore veins don't run out of resources so you can jam a lot of drills there, but that would mean sacrificing space for the belts to run. Pretty much why there are blueprints out there in the workshop with varying efficiency and size.

The game is kinda short, featuring 12 in the campaign. The 9 of these levels' goal is to survive, the usual Tower Defense thing. The rest are pretty much the same but it's RTS-y, where you need to destroy the enemy core. You can build factories that make drones/unit to send to destroy the enemy, and join them by making a platform that transforms you into a mech.
You can also try custom maps for some challenge, idk.

If you like it, then I highly suggest you to buy this game. Plus, if you buy it on Steam, there's achievements and card (if you're that kind of person), and access to Steam Workshop contents.

insert Boomer joke here

If you've wanted to have a train set when you were a kid, get this game.