I finished it in 20 minutes in simple mode (actually it took two to three hours to complete the game). The game is quite interesting, but the operation is relatively complicated and it takes some time to understand.
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In addition, I will talk about my personal understanding (if there are players who are willing to enjoy the game alone, please don’t read the content I posted): Don’t give priority to making the materials needed for the petri dish, which will greatly increase the difficulty of the game. Instead, give priority to making modules, and give priority to making upgrade modules, followed by T1 modules, and others are optional, so be sure to keep a lot of gray planetary materials. I personally think that the order of distribution of upgrade modules is: engine, main console (the instrument that distributes electricity in the center), instrument for searching planetary materials, instrument for making modules, and the plate next to the petri dish that can increase the speed of movement when loaded. The others can almost be ignored. The best order is to make two for the main console and two for the engine first, then you can fill all the instruments with upgrade modules, and occasionally make some T1, T2, and T3 modules when you have time, and then stock up some green materials needed for the petri dish, and you can easily pass the level.