Never played an automation game and not sure where to start? You've found it here.
Factory Town is a great automation / city builder game which stands out so well from others due to simplicity yet huge depth of complexity later on, but in a nutshell, the game is as advanced as the player lets it be. You can focus on just working with your villagers to do everything, You can work with just your conveyor belts to do everything, mix it up, get creative and etc. IT doesn't matter because no matter how you want to do it, you'll have ways to make it happen and with no threats, pressure or game over screens to stop you.

I find out of all the automation games, I often recommend this to clients first because I feel this game is the perfect entry level to automation games but it also provides a strong depth that would cater to veterans of automation games too. I also enjoy just leaving the game on while I do some admin work on the side and it kinda acts like a lil' ant colony thing where here and there, just gotta do a few changes and updates and then it flows again. That along with its beautiful relaxing soundtrack as well, it's easily one of the best automation games I've played.

High recommend for this game. It's incredible and on my other account I've already sunk 24 hours into it after purchasing it last week and still wanting more. Proudly been using this game at work for team building, communication and working under pressure and the best part of all, controls are simple and its so much fun to play and try again over and over. Also, credit to the dev for the intelligent designed too!

Players from 1 to 4 work together with whatever food menu or layouts are rolled (Rogue elements of the game) and you have to several number of customers per day. You can't upset a single customer by either leaving one waiting for a table, keeping someone waiting to order or not serving all the food at the exact same time. If you can satisfy everyone, you move onto the next day and have a change to rearrange your kitchen and dining space as well as add perks or upgrades. The luck of what you get on offer is random.

The challenge is always there and its fun to play solo but mainly with others. More hands on deck the better.

my only grief with the game is the grind and XP given doesn't seem balanced. My partner and I grinded out a game to 3 days in overtime. (18 days total) and all we got for exp was a quarter of XP. We're at level 8 now and thats after 25+ Hours. And we don't have a lot of variety of foods and options but the title screen does suggest there is a lot of dishes to work with.

Fortunately, the grind and the hours are a lot of fun! So get this game and get busy!