Modulus

Modulus introduces a factory automation system where the player designs and constructs machine blocks. Tools allow you to cut, stamp, paint and assemble three-dimensional components. Modules are created from simple parts, and their assembly resembles construction. Ready-made elements replace manual labor. The first parts are cut out by hand, and the machines are assembled from the same modules. The manufactured modules serve as the foundation for any production and supply chain. They are assembled into machines, which then do the work for the player. Production lines are optimized manually. Production lines are optimized manually, and schemes have to be thought out in advance. Rebuilding costs time. The layout of workshops affects the length of routes and energy consumption. The project connects base construction with resource management, and plant layout becomes a consequence of decisions made. Errors in circuits are quickly noticeable due to downtime. Resources are mined locally, and some parts require processing. Logistics is more important than speed. Warehouses are filled gradually, and the excess has to be sent for recycling. In addition to the main task, there is the development of technology and expansion of production. Updates add parts and mechanisms. Errors in circuits are visible through downtime. Sometimes it's easier to simplify a line than to fix a complex one. Technologies are being discovered as production increases, and each makes work easier. For those who love engineering tasks, this construction set is suitable. The game is designed for fans of engineering tasks.