PREVIEW : Smart Factory Tycoon (PC)
Smart Factory Tycoon is a tycoon management game in which you control a robot-filled factory. Create your own factory and plan every stage of the manufacturing process.
This is a free version of Smart Factory Tycoon that includes your factory’s initial productions. Smart Factory Tycoon is a tycoon management game in which you control a robot-filled factory. Create your perfect factory, plan every stage of production, investigate new technologies, and rise to the top.
You can purchase new equipment and enable innovative machines to generate a wide range of products.Also you can purchase new coloured robots and watch them arrive at your factory via various modes of transportation, like balloon, mine cart, boat, parachute, PWC, or bus. The skill points can be used to level up your robots (Movement speed, processing speed, charge capacity, oil capacity). For your robot rooms, you can get chargers, super chargers, wireless chargers, and lubricants.
Upgrade your machines, solar panels, wind turbines, chargers, and lubricators for increased efficiency and faster production.
Drones do fully automated machine maintenance.
You may plan every step of the manufacturing process.To develop healthy and long-lasting products, invest in high-quality raw materials.
Analyze the market to stay on top of the latest items. Check out the basic, medium, and master market categories, as well as Special Orders. You can even improve your health, durability, and sustainability to qualify for some market products..
To save money on power and improve your sustainability, invest in wind turbines and solar panels. To be a sustainable factory, plant trees in your gardens. To take top place in the leaderboard, you must earn more money and XP. Do the arithmetic and keep track of your costs! Don’t let yourself get bankrupt!
To improve your production, look at new technology. Purchase new structures and ship your goods by train, sea, or air.
Build new robot and manufacturing rooms.
Put your product zones in place and categorise them as general or export.
To gain additional XP and level up your factory, complete milestones.
This game was a lot of fun for me. It gives you a taste of what appears to be a fantastic game. The game already contains a great deal of detail. You can see the power and lubrication quantities of each robot if you zoom in with the camera (remember to build a Robot room with power chargers AND a lubricator to keep your robots going!!!). When putting items together, whether it’s different coloured rubber ducks or basketball nets, there’s a lot of detail in the individual elements.
I also enjoy the concept of many delivery ways. In this version, you just have access to the truck, but you can see trains, ships, and helicopters connected to other structures.
I particularly appreciate the fact that they have eliminated the requirement for individual machine maintenance. Little drones descend and maintain the balance, in keeping with the games’ robot motif. Individual machines can be upgraded to the next iteration, which means that each factory can be created to be extremely different depending on what you wish to specialise in.
Also, although this version is limited, it appears like there is a large outdoor component of the game with trees and power sources (wind turbines) that you may unlock.
Finally, it looks that when you construct more products, your factory will be assessed based on the quality of the products it produces. Higher quality products are more expensive but appear to improve your reputation. Lower quality products make more money. I noticed that new special blueprints require a greater level of quality, thus this is another another intriguing aspect of the game.
The game is now free to trial, so if you enjoy building games, I recommend giving it a try one evening and then deciding whether or not to add it to your wish list.
I did it because I’m confident that the final outcome would be spectacular. This game has a LOT OF DEPTH! There are a lot of production lines that you can get into, lots of buildings to purchase, even a garden so you can have a place to put your solar panels to generate more power for your factories. It’s for you if you appreciate management simulations.Make sure to read the guide because it will be difficult to figure out how to get it to work without it.
It provides you a good idea of what the game has to offer, and you can see how it will evolve as you create more complicated products. I like how stock market values fluctuate, forcing you to keep an eye on the trends.I’d like to see them increase the game’s tempo; I was playing at x10 speed for the majority of it because there was a lot of waiting for things to be manufactured.
It reminds me a lot of Little Big Workshop. I’d prefer it to be a fresh take on the genre rather than a clone of anything already out there. After playing the demo, I will not purchase the full version.
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