You've got the core of something neat here. It just needs a bit of polishing and a lot more content. First when you're placing a machine it should tell you what you are placing. It took me a while to figure out that the little resource icons placed a generator machine. It should also tell you the cost of what you are placing. Preferably you should just be able to select from a menu without having to cycle through the whole list.
Second right now it's very tricky to be able to afford everything. You have to place the resource machines in a very specific order or you get stuck. Either give enough resources for that to not be a problem or preferably give back the resources it took to build when you delete the machine.
Finally it just needs more content. Once I created a row of resource producers feeding into a pit that was it. As far as I can tell the two orange things don't even do anything.
Anyone good luck. The art and animation is nice, and the machines work well once you figure out what they do.
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You've got the core of something neat here. It just needs a bit of polishing and a lot more content. First when you're placing a machine it should tell you what you are placing. It took me a while to figure out that the little resource icons placed a generator machine. It should also tell you the cost of what you are placing. Preferably you should just be able to select from a menu without having to cycle through the whole list.
Second right now it's very tricky to be able to afford everything. You have to place the resource machines in a very specific order or you get stuck. Either give enough resources for that to not be a problem or preferably give back the resources it took to build when you delete the machine.
Finally it just needs more content. Once I created a row of resource producers feeding into a pit that was it. As far as I can tell the two orange things don't even do anything.
Anyone good luck. The art and animation is nice, and the machines work well once you figure out what they do.