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About Modulus: Factory Automation

Modulus: Factory Automation is a creative factory simulation about designing the components and production systems that supply a colony’s bots. You cut, paint, stamp and assemble 3D building blocks called modules, then use them in automated production lines. The game has no enemies, combat or timers, and lets you build at your own pace.

Design your production lines

Each task gives you a module to produce, but leaves the solution to you. Choose operators, route belts and configure each step in the chain; every choice has trade-offs, and there is no single correct answer. Modules become visible parts of your factory as it takes shape, and more complex goals call for more intricate modules. You can focus on logistics, efficiency or the appearance of your designs.

Build on sky islands

Factories are built across sky islands rather than open plains, so the terrain constrains where you place production lines. You fit your factory into the available space and connect it across gaps instead of spreading it across a wide open area. As production needs grow, you unlock mechanics, tools and challenges that develop your use of logic, optimization and modular design.

The Grand Neural Network

You begin with a clear purpose: the Colony has programmed you to supply its bots efficiently. Then a signal from deep space changes your course. To connect with the Grand Neural Network, you must build massive Neural Monuments that test your engineering, logic and ability to scale automation. Caught between your creators and something greater, you begin to question your programming and seek a deeper purpose.

Creative Mode

Creative Mode gives you full access to tools, paint, expanded module sizes and unlimited resources, with no objectives. You can design voxel art, test complex layouts or build freely on the grid.

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