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A new factory building game on Steam combines Satisfactory-style automation with space exploration, and it feels designed for ...

Satisfactory gives you free access to one of the largest sandboxes in gaming where the only limits are your ingenuity and problem-solving skills. However, if you need some extra help changing the game ...

Satisfactory is, for me and many others, the greatest game released, probably in recent years. I’m not even going to argue with you. Way back in the day, Minecraft, when Notch released it around beta ...

My first sight in Satisfactory — the newest early access title from Coffee Stain Studios — is the rush of sky past my little pod window. I stumble onto an alien planet as a robotic, menacing voice ...

What are the best Satisfactory mods? Whether it's ones to help you space out the area around you for builds or new stuff to make multiplayer more fun, the Satisfactory modding community has been hard ...

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Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Satisfactory maintains an impressive Overwhelmingly Positive rating on Steam, as gamers continue ...

Satisfactory is a fantastic success story. From its early access launch in March 2019 to the announcement just two weeks ago that version 1.0 would be releasing in 2024, developer Coffee Stain Studios ...

Satisfactory is garnering a lot of attention on PC recently, as simulation fans are enticed by its unique first-person open-world factory building elements. Like most titles in the genre, gathering ...

This has been a hard review to write. Not because I don't know what to say, but because every time I dip back into Satisfactory to look up an item name or confirm some detail, I find myself checking ...