Certified banger

It definitely has the one-more-turn effect but like most conveyor belt simulator games it gets too close to my day job by end game. I never finished any of these type of games.

1. It has "humans" but they are easily replaced by conveyors quite early in game and then they are objectively better
2. Trains are lackluster and just investing in conveyors is better for short, medium and long term
3. Chutes are an unique idea and I loved it. Its like a cheap gravity powered conveyor that you can get in early game but remains viable throughout.
4. The support mechanic is similar to minecraft. You don't need pillars. So, that makes boats obsolete too as you can just build a floating conveyor over the water which is waaaay more efficient in short, medium and long term.
5. The campaign forces you to build things you don't really need.
6. Building upgrade is inspired by Anno series.

Its like if Anno and Factorio had a lowpoly child.

The first level of the campaign will not let your hand go.
Every step it tells you to do this, do that.
The second level, there's new systems setup, some make absolutely no sense (why is there a crate two stories up? am I meant to build a ladder? Can i build a ladder? Do I have to build a ramp up and down? Is it there for any ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ reason at all?), and no messages at all.

I don't want completely hand holding across the finish line, but why treat me like this is my first city builder/factory game and then force me to LEAVE THE GAME to find out how to play it.

If I wanted to watch people play this game, I'd just do that. I wanted to play the game. I was hoping it wanted me to play it, too.