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Realindustry — is a large-scale factory construction simulator in which production development begins with manual labor and gradually progresses to advanced technologies capable of changing the very nature of industry. As the director of the industrial colony NIZ-08, you must fulfill the corporation's mission and create a Hyperdrive, independently building the entire necessary production system. Extract raw materials, craft tools, build factories, research new technologies, and combine them into complex chains. Download Realindustry You can use a torrent on your PC to explore everything from the simplest materials to atomic engineering, quantum technologies, and antimatter.
Industrial progress
Production involves 236 resources, materials, intermediate products, and components, so development gradually evolves into a vast, interconnected system. Starting with wood, clay, and iron ore, one can move on to superalloys, microprocessors, antimatter, and hypothetical quantum devices. A total of 354 production processes are envisaged, 216 of which are based on explicit formulas or equations. Extraction, smelting, refining, separation, alloying, synthesis, assembly, processing, and energy production are linked into long chains, where the result of one process becomes the basis for the next.
Development progresses through ten technology levels and 146 interconnected research projects. Each new discovery allows you to speed up existing production, abandon old methods, or open up a completely new stage of industrial development. Available facilities change along with technology: from mining sites and hand tools, you gradually progress to oil refineries, semiconductor manufacturing, nuclear reactors, robotics, quantum laboratories, and antimatter containment systems. Small improvements gradually accumulate until the factory reaches a scale comparable to the production system of an entire civilization.
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