Play too much Factorio, and you'll start seeing conveyor belts in your dreams. There's something mesmerizing about a sprawling network of production lines, and they sear themselves into your eyeballs if you stare too long. It's undoubtedly one of the best management games ever, and with so many modders making unique experiences inside it, there are countless ways to get a Factorio fix. Now, the creator of one of its most praised mods is having a go at making a spiritual successor under the banner of Dubious Design. Backed by Manor Lords publisher Hooded Horse, Substructure wears its Factorio inspiration on its sleeve, but it's not without some twists.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Creator of a beloved Factorio mod gets their chance to make a spiritual successor, and it looks hypnotically brilliant

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