Somewhere out in the sunny tropical ocean lies a small little sandbar-island with an upbeat volcano planted squarely in the middle. It's a good life being a volcano, but sometimes a little dull when nothing much is happening for a few decades. One day a traveler washes up ashore and, with nothing better to do, dumps a few bananas in the volcano's caldera to wake it up. Sandbars don't have much room for much of anything so, with a grunt and a tremor, the cheerfully goofy but unquestionably powerful volcano pulls up some land and sees it instantly populated with trees, streams, wheat, and other natural resources. It turns out there's a job for the volcano's inhabitant to do, and while the wonders of unspoiled nature are certainly appealing, saving the world by diverting a comet requires building up an industrial infrastructure rather than kicking back in a sun-drenched paradise.
Automated All My Life, Living In an Island Paradise
Factory Town initially came out way back in 2019, starting a two-year Early Access journey that just kept on going well after the 1.0 release. It was a combination town-builder and automation game where keeping the workers happy was...
