Some argue one is better than the other but that has never stopped people from enjoying both.Īlso If we are talking about factory building games then the one I have enjoyed the most so far is minecraft+mods. You make it sound like for something to be good it has to be better than its competition.Ĭomparing Factorio and Satisfactory is like comparing startrek and stargate. And that lead me to think that Satisfactory is just literally a dumbed down version of Factorio in 3D.
But unless you can give me specifics as of why Satisfactory is actually any good then I'll just fall back on the footage I've seen so far. I'm still playing around in Satisfactory since it still has that new car smell and the exploration in it is very well done, but I have a feeling Factorio is the one I'll keep coming back to.Publicado originalmente por Eagle_of_Fire:I always valued your intelligence and your opinion Katherine. I recommend both games highly, especially if you are a technical thinking type of person. Satisfactory, to my current best knowledge, you still have to build everything from the ground up by hand, and once you get into the mid/late stages, the resource/manufacturing chains to do that get pretty onerous.whereas in Factorio, you can Blueprint a section you've already built, and then tell your drones to copy/paste layouts, and branching out parallel isn't painful, it's a task in optimizing your blueprints rather than giving yourself carpel tunnel by building #764 Iron Brick Factory by hand. the games want you to branch out and build in parallel to increase output. A lot of times, "leveling up" in Satisfactory just feels like an exercise in waiting for your factories to catch up. I tend to spend a lot of time running around just restocking on basic supplies while building, and running around takes a lot of time (or manually crafting items, which is even more torturous) - whereas in Factorio once you get advanced enough you can set up a drone network and keep yourself restocked with basic items without needing to run back and forth.įactorio also seems to have put more time into game balance - number of resources required to advance between tiers, time to craft items, etc. Except it's not very consistent about it yet, and getting things to line up and snap takes a good deal of patience. A lot of "Encroachment" issues when you try to go vertical and the game restricts you to keep elements from overlapping. Part of what makes Satisfactory look good also adds to the frustration. The resource networks in Factorio can challenge some train sims in levels of complexity.
#Factorio vs satisfactory movie#
The factory sim is at such a high level of detail, you can use it to build working binary computers and movie players. You can tweak the game to be more like a tower defense than a factory sim if you choose. In Factorio, the enemies (biters) can be relentless. It's almost like a roller coaster builder.īut. Making mutli-level factory buildings with overlapping conveyors and resource networks that sprawl for miles is fun. That being said, don't be fooled into thinking that Factorio suffers for that: Factorio has a deep simulation that you can dive into, and (IMHO) the simplicity of the graphics engine helps focus on the core of the game - optimization. What sets these two games apart: Satisfactory is first person 3D, whereas Factorio is top-down 2D.
#Factorio vs satisfactory mod#
Both games support mods, Factorio going so far as to have a mod browser in the game itself.
You must go out and balance exploration with growth and optimization.
In both games your on an alien planet, with semi-dangerous flora and fauna. Satisfactory I just picked up on a recent EGS sale and just starting to get into it.īoth games are base building factory sims: you gather materials, craft items, and use those items to make even more complex items. I've played Factorio for years closing in on a thousand hours played on that title.
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