Satisfactory kinda fails to show this by not including any pollution or making you feel bad about murdering animals, so you have a fully-automated megafactory that's surrounded by a living paradise.
Factorio's gameplay forms this kind of Papers, Please -style incentive system, where you are mechanically encouraged to play the role of unfeeling sociopath. It's very easy to read the game as a biting satire on industrial growth for industrial growth's sake. What's extra funny is that the dev accomplished this by accident.
Dyson Sphere Program is an interesting factory game by a Chinese dev if that's your vibe. The goal is to build a Dyson swarm in order to help power and propagate a FALGSC human civilization.
There's a number of grammatical mistakes, but because it's not a very text-based game, it doesn't seem like a problem to me. You can usually figure out what things do easily enough and the game has a good wiki, so I can only recommend it.
I actually went for a pacifist run, converting my entire industry to solar power as soon as I was able and plugging pollution-reducing modules into all of my oil refineries. My pollution profile was so small that I never got attacked, even at the point where I was making end-game gear.
It was going pretty well until I got bored and dropped the game.
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this is an overt and explicit part of satisfactory, the company you work for is portrayed as a heartless extraction machine.
Satisfactory kinda fails to show this by not including any pollution or making you feel bad about murdering animals, so you have a fully-automated megafactory that's surrounded by a living paradise.
Factorio's gameplay forms this kind of Papers, Please -style incentive system, where you are mechanically encouraged to play the role of unfeeling sociopath. It's very easy to read the game as a biting satire on industrial growth for industrial growth's sake. What's extra funny is that the dev accomplished this by accident.
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I mean, :gamer-gulag: gonna :gamer-gulag:, but I like factorio and satisfactory, though I'm too dumb to progress in the latter very far
Dyson Sphere Program is an interesting factory game by a Chinese dev if that's your vibe. The goal is to build a Dyson swarm in order to help power and propagate a FALGSC human civilization.
DSP is pretty good but it also permanently damaged my vision, 6/10.
I tried to get into DSP, but the version I played had serious translation issues. Has that been fixed?
There's a number of grammatical mistakes, but because it's not a very text-based game, it doesn't seem like a problem to me. You can usually figure out what things do easily enough and the game has a good wiki, so I can only recommend it.
I put a couple dozen hours into that game, I really like it a lot. I should go back to it.
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I actually went for a pacifist run, converting my entire industry to solar power as soon as I was able and plugging pollution-reducing modules into all of my oil refineries. My pollution profile was so small that I never got attacked, even at the point where I was making end-game gear.
It was going pretty well until I got bored and dropped the game.
Where's the mod where we get to play as the worms?