Factory Simulator
Factory Simulator: build products on an assembly line, sell and earn
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Game description
Android App Analysis and Review: Factory Simulator, Developed by Andromeda Coders. Listed in Simulation Category. Current Version Is 1.4.4 (63), Updated On 13/12/2024 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Factory Simulator. Achieved Over 687 thousand Installs. Factory Simulator Currently Has 9 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.3 Stars
A true paradise for the automation lover awaits you:- Bright, juicy graphics
- Over 20 different devices
- Dozens of blueprints to improve devices
- Over 30 items to manufacture
- Over 70 game achievements
- Several hundred components to enhance devices and craft items
- Ability to create complex production chains
Create various household devices, going from mining and processing ore, creating wires, circuits, engines, and ending with the assembly of devices using an assembly machine
Create speakers, a hairdryer, a refrigerator and even a supercomputer!
In the next updates, we plan to make the game even better!
In our factory simulator will appear soon:
- New generators
- New devices
- Animation of all devices
- New opportunities to improve devices
- Multiblock devices
- "Live market"
We are currently offering version 1.4.4 (63). This is our latest, most optimized version. It is suitable for many different devices. Free download directly apk from the Google Play Store or other versions we're hosting. Moreover, you can download without registration and no login required.
We have more than 2000+ available devices for Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, LG, Google, OnePlus, Sony, Tablet ... with so many options, it’s easy for you to choose games or software that fit your device.
It can come in handy if there are any country restrictions or any restrictions from the side of your device on the Google App Store.
What's New
Fixed display of ads and money machine
Recent Comments
A Google user
One of the best apps I've found on the app store. There is one major issue that I have with it and is that there's no offline progress whenever I close the game out, meaning the game pauses when I leave. I noticed there's an item that takes 34 hours to research. I'm absolutely not going to sit through 34 hours of IN-GAME time just for research to finish. Fix this and you've earned yourself a 5 star review. Edit: Thanks for responding, but I would really like offline progress to be implemented
slywarhawk
this is defiantly a tablet game with novelty graphics. pretty hard to start out and poorly explained how to actually play it. hard to tell what side, parts are coming and going from. not much to show for so it feels repetitive not very satisfying more of a job to upkeep. regularly restarted from scratch when i discovered somthing new because one new part that i "researched" i'd have to buy multiple of, and change the way my parts are created ( specifically the paths) which as i understand it is a mechanic they intended. i would love to see an inventory to store unused parts, better graphics, and a selected view to see the paths parts are taking in and out of the machines.
A Google user
Great game. Its a bit clunky and click intensive when doing things manually but it adds to experience of automation. I would like to see better options when moving items (eg 10x, 25x, 50x, 100x buttons) Also improved menus, for example the recipe list should open in a landscape frame to eliminate scrolling. Same for the orders menu. It would also be nice if you could "track" or pin recipes/orders on screen that you are currently trying to produce.
The Multiverse
By far this has more depth than other games similar to it. I haven't even unlocked half of the space yet and it's already seeming a little overwhelming with the sheer number of options i can choose from. The early game is painfully slow. No idle play while app is closed adds to the frustration. It is still far better than other apps of it's genre. I'd like to see warehouse unloaders with a bit of automation. Having an auto seller when money hits a certain low would be useful as well.
Bryce Pinkerton
The best automation game for Android. As an avid player of everything from Factorio to Dyson to satisfactory, and even a Roblox game or 2, this game scratches the automation itch on mobile better than any other. It feels like it's missing one or two pieces to make the automation feel right, maybe branching out into larger machines or circuit logic, such as reading the value in the warehouse and disabling/enabling machines/splitters. I have enjoyed the challenge though of the lack of options.
Charlie Franks
The early game is miserable, repair packs eat most of your already slow profits making it difficult to expand and actually get to play the game Limited space makes it difficult to effeciently produce more than one or two products at a time until you able to buy exponentially more expensive small squares of space limiting the ability to upscale that is so crucial to the genre. I love the idea and design of the game and it runs well unfortunately the execution just makes it unpleasnt for me
Josh Peronto
I have always enjoyed these type of games. Each update keeps getting better.easy to loose track of time playing. Wish you could be able to copy a recipe of one building and apply it specific other. Would be handy when mass producing an item. It has become very tedious to have to change up to 40 same building recipes every 5 min and having to select each building to scroll through recipe to find the one you need even more bothersome when u loose track of ones already changed and select same one
A Google user
Very good factorio-esque game. Big props to the devs for not having intrusive ads or a premium currency you are forced to buy. Premium currency is a thing and there are ads available to gain more, but it by no means required. One gripe is that progress is very slow - some end game techs take over a day of in game time (meaning you have to have the app open for progress to be made). An offline mode mode would be nice and would encourage the user to automate their factory efficiently even more - perhaps slow production down in offline mode to balance this. I usually leave the game running overnight to make significant progress. Two things I would add are copy/paste and blueprint tools to speed up configuring the factory. I would also explain the intersection block in the tutorial (maybe I missed it), because it is extremely useful.