Harvesys: Farming Factory Opens up With the Launch of Its Steam Store Page

Build the Best Farm in Harvesys: Farming Factory

Solo developer W77Games has launched the Steam store page for Harvesys: Farming Factory, an upcoming farming and factory automation simulator game. The developer is currently working on the game’s Early Access version, giving players a chance to wishlist it on Steam and keep an eye on its progress.

Forget traditional farming, as Harvesys: Farming Factory takes a much more automated approach to growing crops and making money. Players start with an empty plot of land and gradually transform it into a massive production facility. By connecting conveyor belts, pipes, sprinklers, drones, and other machinery, they can automate everything from planting and harvesting to processing and shipping. The entire operation is managed from a top-down perspective, putting the focus on smart planning rather than controlling a character.

Making money isn’t just about growing and selling crops, either. Players can turn corn, apples, and soybeans into more valuable products such as canned goods, juices, and seasonings before sending them off for delivery. Those earnings can then fund new blueprints and help expand the growing operation.

However, building the perfect farming factory won’t be as simple as placing machines wherever there’s room. Limited land and resource output mean players must carefully plan their layouts to keep production running smoothly. The game also throws in some fantasy elements, with Mana Collectors powering machinery and delivery requests coming from Elves, Dwarves, and Sky Foxes.

W77Games plans to expand the experience throughout Early Access by adding more equipment, terrain types, and gameplay systems based on player feedback. If you enjoy automation games that reward clever planning, this is one to keep on your Steam Wishlist.

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