Main Sequence launches on Steam on November 12
Tumbling Dumbling Studio's space factory builder has players automate production from a single mining ship and share blueprints in create mode.
Tumbling Dumbling Studio's first-person space factory-building game Main Sequence will launch on Steam on November 12, according to gamerant.com. The announcement confirms a release date for the automation title, which has players designing spaceships and building space stations.
Players begin with a single mining ship and must harvest a surrounding asteroid belt to start their base. From there they can build a space station to house a collection of spaceships and connect machines and conveyor belts into supply lines.
Combat is part of the loop: players fight ancient alien defense forces using a fleet of ships. Star systems are procedurally generated and can contain black holes and neutron stars, along with NPC allies and factions.
A separate create mode lets players save blueprints to share with friends, and the game supports co-op, with each player starting with their own ship.
Satisfactory, described as arguably the most beloved game in the automation genre, is set on the alien world MASSAGE-2(A-B)b.
Quick answers
When does Main Sequence launch on Steam?
Main Sequence launches on Steam on November 12.
Who is developing Main Sequence?
The game is developed by Tumbling Dumbling Studio.
Does Main Sequence support co-op?
Yes. The game supports co-op, with each player starting with their own ship.