Modulus is a factory manufacturer “Zen”, in which you build pieces of other factories

I think the idea of ​​a cool, cozy and/or Zen Zen factory producer is one of the most dangerous things each dribbling from the ear developer’s ear, but I cannot deny how … soothe it can look down a world of symmetrical conveyors. At least until your iron practice is backed up. The module seems to be zouper-downer zen. It also has a pleasant consistency: In this factory game, you shape and produce pieces for buildings, as I can say from Devlog below, then produce everything for other purposes.

These construction parts are not liquid resources, miraculously into an airport or similar, once you have met the requirements. You can track them in the architecture of building results. Instead of developing them from a certain formula, you will also sculpt these parts from smaller blocks, with the remaining bits used elsewhere in your production network. You can take risks inside each production facility to rotate, color, stamp and cut these blocks to be satisfied, a mechanic reminds me of Titan’s industries, but there is no accumulated electronic waste.

Yes, this is quite good. It helps the world where you are building factories is a blend of stone stone and green plastic trees. Very calm. Unique … lack of things next to factories.

There are no timer, no enemies are just friends and your factory, add Steam page. Relax and find your flow when you build your own speed. See your factory expanded, with monumental buildings emerging to meet the increasing demand from the large nerve network. The last part sounds a bit ominous. However, I am sure that the increasing demand of the Viking will not cause any difficulties as long as the resources available for me are also developers. Incidentally, are there any animals in this world? Is there anyone? Ah, no problem.

There is a demo for modules in works for April 3. It will consist of about two hours of playing, although basically, only limited to the factory floor size. It will also have a free “Zen” mode for objective and instructions. I guess I might have been waiting until the Demo debuted to write it, but it was a slow news – that’s this or wrote about some meaningless Helldivers 2. Besides, you can sign up for Playtest Modulus right now on Steam.