- March 27, 2024
- Siege Games
- 15h median play time
AutoForge
Platforms
About
"AutoForge is a single-player simulation game where you play as Otto, a magical golem, and build an automated factory using Mana-powered machines and farming to progress through a vast tech tree. Expand your world region by region, explore dangerous lands to find new resources, and defend your factory from enemy invasions in this grind-heavy 2D automation sandbox adventure."







- Unique and interesting take on the factory builder genre, combining elements of Terraria and Factorio.
- The game is fun and engaging, with a satisfying gameplay loop that encourages exploration and automation.
- Active developer support and community engagement, with frequent updates and responsiveness to player feedback.
- The game is still in early access and lacks polish, with various bugs and issues that can disrupt gameplay.
- Some mechanics and tutorials are unclear, leading to confusion and frustration for new players.
- Inventory management and UI can be cumbersome, making it difficult to navigate and manage resources effectively.
gameplay
54 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally praised for its satisfying loop and enjoyable blend of mechanics reminiscent of Factorio and Terraria, offering a smooth experience with a visually appealing style. However, some players noted issues with the tutorial system and certain mechanics that could benefit from clearer explanations and further development. Overall, the game promises a substantial amount of content and engaging automation features, making it a compelling choice for fans of the genre, despite some early access bugs and grindy elements.
“A wonderful blend of Factorio and Terraria, with excellent art, pacing, and mechanics.”
“The gameplay feels smooth and watching your factory grow feels satisfying in a way I wasn't expecting when I started.”
“I'm loving the gameplay and it looks like there's a lot of content for early access.”
“In its current state, it's good for a decent amount of time and is more grind than gameplay, but that is what I was looking for when I bought this.”
“Part of the issue is due to the somewhat flaky tutorial/quest system that sometimes fails to explain what exactly you need to do; however, this is only an issue because some of the mechanics aren't easily identifiable.”
“The tech tree is easily unlocked and the gameplay loop becomes extremely simple very quickly.”