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About This Game PLEASE NOTE: This is intentionally a quick play -- by design, you can beat this game in about an hour. If you have some extra time, after you beat the game you can: unlock achievements, search for all the items, easily mod in your own items, try the new game+ mode, go outside, feed the baby, water the plants, realize you don't have a baby, water the plants again, oh god whose baby is this, eat some chili, eat the plants, etc, etc.Step 1: Craft weaponsCreate products by combining the natural resources of our glorious country. Refine those products to make weapons! How about... vodka + exercise machine = Vladimir Putin's gym shorts? Its manly odor is both powerful and deadly.Step 2: Automate your factoryNow that you've figured out how to build one weapon, can you make hundreds of them? Build out your factory for mass production with conveyor belts, barriers, pushers, black holes... wait... why did you put a black hole in the factory?! NoooooStep 3: EXTREME CAPITALISM!Now that we're mass producing weapons, we can sell those off and upgrade the factory to build more profitable (and complex) weapons. Discover new technology phases like Sand Age, Copper Age, Iron Age, and the most advanced technology: Potato Age.Features Craft weapons & create huge factories New Game+ mode Cross-device cloud saving Create your own resources & weapons in the Blueprint DB -- plus share your mods easily with the world via cloud mod sync Full game included, no microtransactions a09c17d780 Title: March of Industry: Very Capitalist Factory Simulator EntertainmentsGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Archive EntertainmentPublisher:Archive EntertainmentRelease Date: 7 Oct, 2015 March Of Industry: Very Capitalist Factory Simulator Entertainments Download Dlc march of industry very capitalist factory simulator entertainments March of Industry is a very interesting game, with hours of gameplay that will leave you hooked for days. I'm one of the alpha testers, and I have to admit, I can hardly get myself to press the x button and go do other things.The game is filled with humourous references to Robby's life, along with some ridiculous jokes that he put in there for a laugh. Even more, you'll never run out of stuff to learn and make, since the Blueprints feature lets you drop and add your own and other people's items in to the game at the click of a button for you to learn and use those too!It's a very smooth game, running at high FPS almost always, and placement and the UI is very intuitive, making you an expert the moment you start playing. Plus, all your data is saved both locally and to the Cloud, so you can play it on your desktop and carry on the fun in the next room on your laptop.Overall, it's a brilliant, clean, intuitive game that will leave you hooked, so, yes, I have already recommended this to a friend.. read an other negative and you will undertsand. A few hours worth of game play.... Would not recommend. Play factorio for the same price, and a full actually game. I'm talking 80+ hours for a game of factorio vs a few hours for this game.... How to win at MArch of Industry:Step 1: Build a cool factoryStep 2: Mass produce Vladimir Putin's Gym shortsStep 3: ???Step 4: Profit. Way too short and boring for the price tag. I beat the game in little under an hour and there isn't much to do after unlocking potato stuff. Just spam Putin's Gym Shorts until you get all the money then forget about the game. It feels more like an early beta rather that something that's supposed to be released already. Fairly short, but the fun isn't in "beating" the game, it's in discovering all of the ridiculous recipes and then making absolutely ludicrous machines. I've played similar factory games, and most of them have a bit more content and a bit more explicit challenge, but also feel comparatively "sterile" (not to mention cost 2-3 times as much). The assembly lines in this have so many more possibilities, since it actually uses some rudimentary physics, and *really weird stuff* is possible.I don't really feel like the point of this game is just to beat it... The goals are there just as a sort of tutorial to drive you forward in discovering the different tools available. I beat the game in like an hour, but I still ended up playing it for a long time after I beat it. I am all about efficiency, and making the most efficient production lines possible (using some really funky tricks) is the part I really enjoyed. I planned to just take a quick peek and make sure the game ran on on OSX, and ended up beating it several times over in a single sitting in my quest for production line perfection.Disclosure: I received a free review copy of the game to aid with testing OSX compatibility.