Little Big Workshop
Imagine a magical factory, appearing right in your living room. A carefully planned masterpiece, where diligent workers throw together anything customers want. Rubber ducks and dressers, drones and electric guitars, scooters and other wonderful goods can be created from many different materials and sold for hard cash – cash you invest right back into your factory to get more machines, more workers and grow your business. In Little Big Workshop you become a factory tycoon! You are the Big Boss and it’s time to take charge of your very own tabletop factory. Organize the factory floor, manage your workers, purchase machinery, and design efficient production lines – all within the time-limit and to your client's satisfaction! Take it easy, it’s a sandbox-experience where you think, ponder and poke at things until you get it to work the way you’d like. Supply products to clients and an ever-changing market, as you produce over 50 unique product types, built from multiple parts and pieces – all of which can be created with different materials and production methods. No two factories should ever look the same. Start out with just a small workshop and expand to a desk-filling factory. Unlock ever fancier machines, add even more production methods, and most of all, more room. Soon enough you’ll be running multiple production lines, producing hundreds of advanced products each day, and watching with joy as your cute workers do the actual work.
Steam User 10
Dear developers, next time when you make great base for game like you did with Little Big Workshop please finish the job and use that great base to actually make a game (campaign, story mode, missions).
So close and so far
Steam User 3
I was bit skeptic, because game looked like overly cute kids game. But it was just appearance fooling me.
This game combines economic strategy with factory layout design. And it does it in amazingly fun way. Tweaking material flow in factory feels satisfying. And product and manufacturing design add more options to player. One could try to make universal factory, decent for most products. Or tune factory for selected products only. This given plenty of evolving puzzles.
Playability is great, and game is easy to get started. I'm not sure if there are some AI problems with workers. Or maybe game is working perfectly, and you just have ignored workers needs. This game makes me want to retry again after failures, and try something different.. It is quite addictive.
Recommended to anyone who likes doing factrory layouts.
Steam User 3
Game is pretty fun, probably 25-30 hours worth of gameplay. Not to be taken too seriously, and relaxing!
Any of the reviews talking about balance just suffer from massive skill issue. I was flush with cash and kept it rolling in pretty quick.
Steam User 2
Charming and not easy game around building a workshop. Its quite easy to loose if you don't manage your money well. After getting bankrupt the first few times I got the hang of it.
- Some of the blueprints are easy, some are really hard.
- The music is nice.
-The dwarfs are cute.
- Many different upgrades.
Very addicting. Played it A LOT.
- Cute grafics wich are adjustable.
- Nice sounds and music.
- Easy controls.
The steam achievments are a bit weird because part of them you can only get if you have the DLC as well, so don't get confused.
For the DLC I cannot say anything because I didn't played it. But I am definitiv interested in it.
Steam User 3
Nice game. It becomes less menagable as you expand and there will be bugs, but main game loop is quite satisfying, to plan a production and then execute on it.
Steam User 1
Good game, very simple to grasp. Yet scales upward in complication as you go on. Which is one of the aspects that allows players to keep coming back.
Steam User 1
Really cool and a lot of fun, but SERIOUS performance issues after I build new halls in a newly purchased area (crashes all the time now). This really kills the end game and the excitement of building large production halls in order to have ideal halls for every product.