U know the framework for this would be an amazing tool for larger studios to plan and quickly prototype factory building games like factorio and city skylines. U could open source it have a ur own play-test engine. I would totally contribute to that.
The idea is super cool and it is fun to play. I would enjoy it a lot more and would be able to share it with a lot more people if animal suffering was not a required part of the flow-chart.
Hey, I want to solve this problem. It will help me a lot if you can drop the folder at ~/Library/Logs/Bureau Bravin/Masterplan Tycoon/ to mail: support at bravin dot games.
It's intuitive from the start and with the mission blocks and additional production chains, I can see how a great deal of complexity, scale, and challenge could be added to the game.
Cool concept. Do resources flow into some kind of "town" or "market" in the end? If not, how are the end products used? Are resources like forests "replenishable", or can forest not grow back after being harvested? Think some optimization puzzles would be nice to implement, example: Goal: Produce 10 goal/minute with < 10 buildings, Limitation: 30 minutes. Different puzzles would have different goals and limitations.
The chains are planned to be quite long. The final resource consumption will be some kind of significant building that needs a lot of different resources. But the idea of cities is just as interesting. Maybe I should think about it.)
The forester both cuts the forest and plants it, so yes, the forest is a renewable resource)
Puzzles add stress for a while, so I didn't want to introduce that. But I think I have an idea how to do it)
← Return to game
Comments
Log in with itch.io to leave a comment.
the brick missions broken
U know the framework for this would be an amazing tool for larger studios to plan and quickly prototype factory building games like factorio and city skylines. U could open source it have a ur own play-test engine. I would totally contribute to that.
Thank you so much for reaching out to me when u first built this. I have been waiting all year for release so sorry I missed it!
The idea is super cool and it is fun to play.
I would enjoy it a lot more and would be able to share it with a lot more people if animal suffering was not a required part of the flow-chart.
I see you have macOS listed. I'm excited to play this. Though, it currently crashes constantly. :(
Same problem
Hey, I want to solve this problem. It will help me a lot if you can drop the folder at ~/Library/Logs/Bureau Bravin/Masterplan Tycoon/ to mail: support at bravin dot games.
Thank you in advance!
awesome Game
Hi ya, just seen this on Glidercat's YT channel, looks good, will let you know if anything funky happens in game.
He he. Always on guard! 🔭
The potential for this game is huge, IMO. 😺
It's intuitive from the start and with the mission blocks and additional production chains, I can see how a great deal of complexity, scale, and challenge could be added to the game.
Best of luck with the ongoing development!
Thank you! 🙃
Cool concept. Do resources flow into some kind of "town" or "market" in the end? If not, how are the end products used? Are resources like forests "replenishable", or can forest not grow back after being harvested? Think some optimization puzzles would be nice to implement, example: Goal: Produce 10 goal/minute with < 10 buildings, Limitation: 30 minutes. Different puzzles would have different goals and limitations.
Keep it up!
Thanks for the feedback)
The chains are planned to be quite long. The final resource consumption will be some kind of significant building that needs a lot of different resources. But the idea of cities is just as interesting. Maybe I should think about it.)
The forester both cuts the forest and plants it, so yes, the forest is a renewable resource)
Puzzles add stress for a while, so I didn't want to introduce that. But I think I have an idea how to do it)
Thanks again for the feedback, it's very nice)
It's a good game idea, keep it up
Please keep working on this i think this is a great game idea
It is very nice. Thanks! ^_^