Tower Factory Your factory is your defense

Towers cost resources, and resources come from the factory you build each run. You place collectors on ore and wood, then connect them with conveyor belts that snake toward your production buildings. Need planks instead of stakes? Swap the sawmill's recipe and the same belt delivers something new. The production side stays deliberately light: a limited set of resources and buildings with two recipes each keep the lines readable, so you spend your time deciding where the next belt goes, not untangling spaghetti. Get the flow right and the whole map hums, resources streaming from the ground into your defenses.

The map starts in fog, and pushing it back is a decision every time. Beacons extend your vision, revealing the resources you need, treasure chests, extra space to build, and sometimes more trouble than you wanted. Somewhere out there is the enemy castle, and somewhere the crystals that let you destroy it. The catch is that everything competes for the same resources: every coin spent on production is a coin not spent on towers, and the monsters mostly come at night. Find the castle and break it before it grows too strong, or its waves will bury your factory.