Overall, I’d say that Block Factory is just “okay”. The performance issues right from the start were a huge let-down and having to turn the sounds off also wasn’t great for immersion. I also had to restart some levels because of a bug that prevented me from loading into already started maps, which was pretty frustrating. The game can feel very tedious at times. In other similar games, it feels more rewarding to progress, but in this one, you’re just handed more complicated things to tackle with pretty much the same equipment once you reach a certain point. To me, the game is neither here nor there, but also not a complete failure. Ultimately, the game does what it promises, and that’s what matters. If you enjoy simple factory builders, or you like to fiddle with building bricks, you may still want to have a go at it, though I’d suggest getting it on sale, and overall waiting a few updates for them to patch out the stability issues. All that being said, today Block Factory will receive the Thumb Culture Silver Award.

Block Factory combina el encanto de los juegos de factorías con el vicio de montrar nuestras propias figuras de LEGO. Un título verdaderamente bonito y muy satisfactorio. Con un nivel de desafío notable a la par que justo, con mucho contenido para desbloquear y nuestro propio editor de figuras. Vamos, que el límite lo pone nuestra imaginación. Maravilloso.