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Ore Factory Squad ⛏️

87% positive of 1,849 Steam reviews

Released: 2026
Steam Deck: Playable
Platforms: Steam

Made by threeW. Published by PlayWay S.A..

About the game

Ore Factory Squad is a co-op mining and factory-building game with procedural mining and fun at its core! Play alone or with friends, buy properties, dig deep for valuable resources, complete contracts, upgrade and automate production lines and grow your factory from zero to industry!

Tagged by players

Mining
Automation
Online Co-Op
Sandbox
Co-op
Transportation
Building
Economy
Capitalism
Management
Simulation
Base Building

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Very Positive

What players say

Not recommended
I really REALLY wanted to recommend this game, but here's why I can't. The game honestly is lacking substantial depth. The grind is tedious, the vehicles are extremely limited. There are no machines worth buying to help excavate. The contracts update to materials you can't even craft before you unlock the machines. I love the game's as an idea, but it needs significantly more vehicles, tools, machines, and the dig…
21 h played when written. 13 found it helpful.
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Recommended
We dig. We dug. We kept digging. Then we dug some more. Eventually, it was dug. But that wasn't enough. So we dug the dug. Then we dug what had already been dug, just to make sure it was really dug. It was. So naturally, we dug again. At this point, we had achieved a level of digging previously thought impossible. Scientists were notified. Geologists were concerned. Someone from the government showed up and asked us…
6 h played when written. 16 found it helpful.
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