I have thus far in my life avoided playing any factory automation games because I only ever see them recommended in the same breath as dire warnings and laments. "Play Infinifactory! It ruined my life! ", "I now exclusively play Opus Magnum inside the skip that is now my home after my family kicked me out. 10/10!", etc etc. But the way Number Machine's extendo-arm hex pushes sets of tiles has awakened something in me. Taking a sprawling genre and making it tiny and a bit pastel is basically a genre unto itself now but one I'm a supporter of. Here's a trailer.
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