$14.99Builderment
Earth ran out of resources, so you get shipped to a faraway planet to mine, build, and send shipments home. Builderment is a casual factory builder about extractors, belts, and machines turning wood, iron, copper, and more into goods, with research unlocking faster ways to strip-mine in style.
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Belts, splitters, and beautiful mistakes
You start with simple extractors, conveyor belts, and machines, plus a teleporter for sending goods home. Then you connect wood, iron, copper, and dozens of other materials into production lines that feed research and unlock more buildings.
You decide how tidy to be: a precisely engineered network, or a sprawling conveyor tangle that still somehow works. Splitters, robotic arms with filters, storage, and inserters give you room to experiment with layout and flow.
Power it up and make it pretty
Shipments earn research, and research earns speed. You dig up coal and later uranium to run coal and nuclear plants, and more power means faster extraction across your base.
You also get trees, statues, and other decorations, because even a strip-mining operation deserves some curb appeal. It keeps the mood light and colorful while the belts keep running, and sandbox mode leaves space to tinker without a shipment deadline.
Good to know before you build?
What do you actually send home?
Raw materials turned into manufactured goods. You mine and process resources on a procedurally generated open world, move them by belt, and ship them through your teleporter to keep Earth supplied, one shipment at a time.
How does research work?
Every shipment unlocks more items to build. That steadily expands what you can produce from the same planet, so your base grows from a few extractors into coal-powered and later nuclear-powered production.
Can you share factory designs?
Yes. You can share blueprints of your best or most chaotic factory sections, download designs made by other players, and swap ideas with other planetary factory designers.
