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I bought this game on a whim the day it came out after never having heard of it until release, and have not been dissapointed. Microtopia is kind of everything I would want from an ant themed factory game. The fresh take on logistics and throughput, and the build-freedom and QoL features, make this immediately one of the most interesting factory games I’ve played. As an incredibly big fan of all things ants, I feel that this dev team nailed it. The mechanics incentivize organizing trails and lanes and castes that means no matter what way you go about it, you’ve made an ant colony. Easy 4/5: Incredibly worth it, so far I feel the price is very generous given the love and amount of content put into it. The sound design itself is adorable, but the sounds of both ambience and music do get a little repetitive. It’s not enough to ruin the experience, but it is enough that during my first session of play I was already turning the game down to play my own music instead, something I don’t often do this early into playing a new game. Cage of Roses

Microtopia is a great automation, resource management, and base-building game! What I enjoy a lot is that it is different from building a factory. In some ways, it is the same: You want to collect resources, get/make more workers, and collect more and make more. However, having robotic insects makes it feel different. I love how people get their insect colonies so organized and efficiently. However, I struggle with that. This is a me problem, and I knew this before jumping into the game, but games made by Dutch developers always feel extra special as I’m from The Netherlands myself. Microtopia has all the lovely tools you want in an automation game. After a while, a grid base will be available to make it even more organized. There are multiple locations, each with its own colonies, and there is a big great upgrade tree to unlock more features and make your workers stronger/faster.

I only unlocked a few achievements, but as far as I can tell are, none of the achievements are missable. None of them seems to be luck-based, either. Both of those make it a great achievement list, as you don’t have to look out for the achievements but will unlock them over time.

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