What should I buy in this sale?

>Special automation logistics games sale
>Probably never running again for a very long time
>Factorio NOT on sale
I am going to find the faggot who made this game and strangle him with my bare hands.

What's the name of that automation puzzle game where you get robot arms to move colored circles around until they combine?

>>715854949
factorio is free though

>>715855087
Shapez?

>>715855742
No. The game is all about moving circles over each other that combine into higher level circles and the machine you make has to be able to move the circles into each other and then deliver the final combined circle to the goal. The ui and art make it look like it could be a DOS era game but I have no idea how old it is. I've seen it get posted here a couple times in webm threads and forgot to save them or look up the game.

>>715854949
I think the factorio guy said that his game will never go on sale

>>715856047
>>715855087
Opus Magnum?

>>715854813 (OP)
Satisfactory was fantastic. I had a ton of fun playing it multiplayer with friends, and again in a single-player run where I could do my own builds solo. Following that, I just recently 100% The Planet Crafter and did some of the moons post-game, but I'm saving those for a fresh run whenever I want to come back to it in the future. However, The Planet Crafter isn't on sale, despite certainly being an automation game. I still recommend it to anyone who likes the genre, but just save it until it actually goes on sale.

>>715856047
>>715857791
alternatively, spacechem

>>715857791
Yes! This was the game I saw, thanks.

>>715858232
Satisfactory is fucking dogshit. Play a real automation game like Factorio.

>>715858337
The problem with most zachtronics games are the weird difficulty spikes. Some games seem hackish.
>You are bitter because...
Yeah Im bitter because I am stuck at one level that requires 3 reactors and the 3rd one is fucking up because the molecules dont arrive at strict times. The spirit of his games are nice, but they need some checking for the difficulty spikes. Like the one with small squares that emulate small assembler language. One of the solutions require making a fucking state machine!!! like come on dude, correct those difficulty sikes and his games are golden.

>>715859564
Play both, faggot. Satisfactory is great.

>>715854813 (OP)

>>715854813 (OP)
byu

>>715855087
It's Space Chem.

>>715864223
It was opus magnum.

>>715854949
If anything they probably increased the price (permanently).

Factorio

>>715854813 (OP)
Infinifactory

>>715865985
The teleporter levels always wear me out

>>715854813 (OP)
Get that cap'n of industry son. I used to be a factorio junkie. I had the belt repair man version but lost it. No way im paying 32 eurodoinkers to those greedy guys again.

About that cap'n, its literally factorio 2.0 only for grown ups. We got em trucks, realistic production, tech tree you can get lost in.

That Chad of Industry is on sale now too

>>715866347
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