Shapez.io New PUZZLE MODE DLC! Clever Factory Building Puzzles 

I BEAT THIS MODE TODAY!! SO FUN

Love the content keep it up 👍

say... this is a mobile game, but do you know sandship? is basically this, but with story.

I've also not visited this game in a while. Idk if I'll buy the DLC, but I think I'll try and play a bit more.

Tyler you are just so handsome

Agreed! RU-vid comments have been a lot of fun to read lately, warms my heart that people are having a good time

Puzzle gamers are always wholesome :)

@@deegobooster until someone makes a mistake

Day 1 of realizing how positive Tyler’s comment section is

But honestly it’s probably because we’re all watching right before bed as a part of our nightly wind down ritual so we’re all in good moods lol

Atomic clocks look up in awe to Tyler's definition of midnight.

Underated

I really appreciate your enjoyment of the videos and kind words, but I also know that there's plenty out in the world worth enjoying. It's your responsibility to find it, and good luck in doing so.

@@Aliensrock You're a good guy Tyler

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As someone else in this comments section said, factorio without any of the bad stuff is factorio.

He meant like the insects

@@KopieOG jou don't have to play with them

@@simondiepenhorst1326 but why playing factorio then lol its just an idle game them

Feels and looks like an over-simplified Factorio to me. Factorio without the good parts Factorio is my most played game on Steam, but I could not get into shapez. There's nothing going on. I love automation, but it should have a purpose

Yeah, sadly "open source" does not exactly equal "free". I feel the pain. Though, if you're tech savvy enough, I suppose you can just go to their open-source Github and build their latest stable release or whatever yourself, and then you'd have it for free... but of course, that's a lot of knowledge and hassle that some people may either not know how to do or not care enough to do to get around paying for the game on steam anyway. It's kinda a trade-off. (Plus, open-source games can often garner community-provided improvements to the game-- if you look at credits in the Shapez.io update notes, he credits several other users for finding/fixing bugs or implementing feature ideas and stuff, so his dev work is lightened.)

They used to let people play a free version online, unsure if that's still a thing, but I played through the free, loved it, and later bought to support, and open more features.

The backend isn’t open-source, meaning you can’t build the puzzle dlc for yourself because it’s online and all that, that’s steam exclusive along with achievements and such

there is a custom puzzle editor, the dev has said co-op doesn't work with the engine shapez.io is coded in

@@gijs337 I see, thanks for the info!

yeah he just never gave it any chance and now wont listen to anyone. shame on him edit: shame on me for not checking any stream vods i guess

Hey I tried it twice now! I just don't like how slow the game feels, and even if it gets faster eventually, it gets fast too slow lol

@@Aliensrock OK 😔

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@@Lobot16 I’ll see you tomorrow

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It kinda reminds me of Factorio’s “belt madness” puzzles

@@teslapenguin1 beat me to it

Have a look at sandship, pretty good factory game with puzzles

@@teslapenguin1 was looking for this, he needs to try it

Was on the stram but already know what it's gonna be EDIT: yep

*angry German noises*

It's not the nazi one, it's not rotated and its facing the wrong way. As it is it's the religious symbol for good luck.

@@Yurilover22-i5l well if you want to be more specific, the nazi symbol would be a bent saltire. Either way the left-facing sauwastika is a sacred symbol in the Bon and Mahāyāna Buddhist traditions. And the right-facing swastika appears commonly in Hinduism, Jainism and Sri Lankan Buddhism.

I see your pfp

Mindustry

@@Kaiokendrew HE SAID THE FUNNY WORD

Enemies?

Ah yes definitely not something else

Oh, I think I played that once. It was good.