$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 turning wood, iron, copper, and more into smooth automated lines with belts, splitters, and machines.
Is Builderment worth it?
Builderment is worth it if…
- you like slow, careful planning that runs itself once built
- you want a simpler, relaxing factory game rather than a hardcore one
- you enjoy testing layouts, sharing blueprints, and borrowing ideas
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Belts, machines, and happy accidents
You start with simple extractors, conveyor belts, and a teleporter, then turn raw wood, iron, and copper into parts worth shipping back to Earth. Each shipment unlocks new research, so your setup keeps growing from a few machines into dozens of linked production lines.
You lay out belts, add splitters, and watch materials flow where they should. Or they do not, and you get conveyor belt chaos instead of clean efficiency. Tinkering with the layout until it runs on its own is a highlight, and the building stays relaxed and easy to expand.
Power, research, and a prettier factory
Faster extraction needs power, so you dig up coal and uranium to feed coal and nuclear plants. More power in the system means faster production, which pays for the next round of research and even busier factories.
Between reactors you can soften the strip-mine with trees, statues, and decorations. You can also save sections as blueprints, try designs made by other players, and experiment freely across the open, procedurally generated planet.
Good to know before you build?
How does progression work?
You mine and process materials, send shipments back to Earth, and spend that progress on research. New recipes and buildings unlock better ways to exploit the planet, so early wood-and-iron lines grow into multi-resource production chains.
What do you do with power?
Extra power speeds up extraction, so planning where plants sit and what they feed becomes part of growing a faster factory.
Can you play around freely with designs?
Yes. You can build your own layouts, save them as blueprints to reuse or share, and download blueprints from other players when you want a shortcut or inspiration for a tricky section.
