uFactory (tuxdb.com)

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uFactory is the ultimate in finely-tuned logistics challenges. Navigate the complexities of manufacturing processes inspired by real industrial methods, while utilizing highly-configurable logistics tools to make the most of your limited space and resources.

In-Factory Features:

Each tool in your arsenal is highly configurable, giving you unprecedented levels of control
An interactive highly-interlinked tablet manual guides you through the materials and processes you need to succeed
Each standalone scenario provides a unique challenge, with optional objectives to turn up the difficulty on additional playthroughs
Ubiquitous status panels and detailed usage graphs allow you to make informed decisions about expanding production
Fully-involved tutorial provides coverage of all core concepts, leaving the logical challenge up to you
Player-customized branding allows you to add your own splash of color to your factories

Content:

10 Factory Scenarios with 35 Objectives
73 Unique Machines to build and customize
13 Different Conveyor Belt types to get things where they need to go
372 Conveyable material, liquid, and gas types to build and with which to build

uFactory DevLog: September 2024

Hi folks! Progress continues on uFactory. Translations are slowly worming their way throughout the code base and controller-compatibility is being checked everywhere.

However, one other big thing being worked on behind-the-scenes is improving the tooling. The current editors are clunky, to say the least, and having them separate from the actual game often makes it difficult to gauge how the changes you're making affect the gameplay.

So, the best way I could think of to fix this is to build the editors into the game itself. This has a couple added benefits:

Easier for modders (and me!) to make new content
Since the game is cross-platform, the editors will be too!

So, the first editor I decided to port was a scenario editor. However, I realized early on that the scenario editor is basically just a Sandbox Mode with a little bit of extra metadata and an export function. So, this is the long-winded way of saying that the next version of uFactory will finally have the long-awaited Sandbox Mode where you can build out your factory's structure as you place your machines and continue to expand that factory until your CPU melts down! (Did I mention that performance will be a major theme of the next update? But let's get this one out the door first.)
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