Cubetory

Cubetory

Released Apr 2026

Build a huge factory on a tiny island! Resources are scarce and unique - tweak and optimize everything for peak efficiency. Start with simple painted cubes, unlock tons of upgrades, and scale up to complex production chains. No enemies, just satisfying spaghetti.

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Publisher
Robogoose Games
Achievements
27
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player

About this game

Cubetory is a factory-building game with a pure automation focus. Place mining drills, conveyor belts, launchers, stampers, power stations, and tons of other machines as you build your factory.

Space is limited, and resource patches are unique. Each new paint/ore patch you encounter will have to be used efficiently to meet the production requirements to unlock the next upgrades. As you progress, you'll grow your island, unlock new technologies, and uncover new resources.

With no enemies or time limits, you'll have all the time you need to figure it out.

Challenging Progression System

Progression is tied to your rate of production. Combined with limited resources and not much space, it means that you'll have to figure out dense, efficient factory layouts to produce enough cubes to hit your production targets. Each production target you achieve will be part of future targets as well, meaning that your factory will have to become more and more efficient as you progress.

Paint-Based Manufacturing with the PIT

Everything you produce in Cubetory is a cube, and all cubes end up in the PIT. Early game, that means mining cubes and painting them a specific pattern. Complexity quickly ramps up from there with assembly chains, byproducts, non-deterministic processes, and more. 

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