Factorio is that kind of game that either you love it or hate it, nothing in between.
Sincerely, I love it, because of the following:

- The mechanics are fantastic.
- It naturally becomes harder and more fun as you progress.
- The developers are really dedicated, the game hasn't got almost any bugs and they keep the community informed, not like in some other games (*cough* TF2)
- The community is friendly. In my 200 hs arround 60 are multiplayer and I've never seen someone insulting, raiding or just ruining the fun for someone else.
- Can run on mid-low end PCs, so I can use it on my laptop.
- Runs on Linux.

This isn't one of those games where you can learn everything in the first hours, and completing your first game, or any, will take a big amount of time. You can always improve in Factorio, make things better, faster and more efficient, and that is what keeps pulling you in.

Factorio is that kind of game that either you love it or hate it, nothing in between. Sincerely, I love it, because of the following: - The mechanics are fantastic. - It naturally becomes harder and more fun as you progress. - The developers are really dedicated, the game hasn't got almost any bugs and they keep the community informed, not like in some other games (*cough* TF2) - The community is friendly. In my 200 hs arround 60 are multiplayer and I've never seen someone insulting, raiding or just ruining the fun for someone else. - Can run on mid-low end PCs, so I can use it on my laptop. - Runs on Linux. This isn't one of those games where you can learn everything in the first hours, and completing your first game, or any, will take a big amount of time. You can always improve in Factorio, make things better, faster and more efficient, and that is what keeps pulling you in.