Honestly, Satisfactory stands out among the crowd. It feels really unique. Instead of trying to write a cohesive paragraph, I'll just drop some bullet points.

- Graphics are great, with great optimization considering how crazy builds can get. (UE4, UE5 coming soon)
- A player-first mentality giving the game an excellent UI-UX-Player Experience,
- Sliding, movement upgrades, jetpacks, even movement tech makes traversing the planet & your
factories satisfying and easy.
- Tons of player freedom in placing your buildings, often not having to worry about clipping through
awkward geometry
- Easily 60+ hours of first-run gameplay, with more content on the way
- You will spend sleepless nights hooked, with a 'just one more thing..' mentality
- Excellent PR team, constantly updating the community throughout it's EA development, including direct player input. (Check out the Satisfactory YT channel)
- Great community of (mostly) lumberjack bearded programmers, all kind and willing to help. Great community wiki too
- Dev Blessed modding community for even more content possibilities.

It's not without it's flaws, all this player freedom comes with plenty of jank. Combat leaves much to be desired, the *very* endgame leaves me a little lost on what to do, as well as miscellaneous problems and annoyances, but nothing major.

You don't want to miss out on this one. I didn't even really like factory games, as I mostly only play FPSs, but this one got me hooked. It may have even introduced me to the genre. GG CoffeeStain

Honestly, Satisfactory stands out among the crowd. It feels really unique. Instead of trying to write a cohesive paragraph, I'll just drop some bullet points. - Graphics are great, with great optimization considering how crazy builds can get. (UE4, UE5 coming soon) - A player-first mentality giving the game an excellent UI-UX-Player Experience, - Sliding, movement upgrades, jetpacks, even movement tech makes traversing the planet & your factories satisfying and easy. - Tons of player freedom in placing your buildings, often not having to worry about clipping through awkward geometry - Easily 60+ hours of first-run gameplay, with more content on the way - You will spend sleepless nights hooked, with a 'just one more thing..' mentality - Excellent PR team, constantly updating the community throughout it's EA development, including direct player input. (Check out the Satisfactory YT channel) - Great community of (mostly) lumberjack bearded programmers, all kind and willing to help. Great community wiki too - Dev Blessed modding community for even more content possibilities. It's not without it's flaws, all this player freedom comes with plenty of jank. Combat leaves much to be desired, the *very* endgame leaves me a little lost on what to do, as well as miscellaneous problems and annoyances, but nothing major. You don't want to miss out on this one. I didn't even really like factory games, as I mostly only play FPSs, but this one got me hooked. It may have even introduced me to the genre. GG CoffeeStain