Immortality Factory is an incremental simulation game developed by KorbohneD. The player takes the role of a former apprentice wizard who was expelled for practicing forbidden studies. Stripped of status, the character enters a cursed valley filled with unstable magical energy. With only a recipe book and a handful of gold, the task is to build a system of machines and research pathways that will eventually lead to the secret of immortality.
Progression And Systems
The game begins with simple resource gathering and grows into a network of machines. Players spend gold to purchase devices, connect them into chains, and use research to unlock stronger upgrades. Each new element of the factory reduces manual input, allowing automation to take over. The more the system grows, the more careful planning becomes necessary, as space, storage, and production efficiency all affect success.
Activities And Player Focus
The gameplay loop centers on repetitive tasks that evolve as the factory scales.
Main activities include:
· Purchasing machines and aligning them for optimal output
· Expanding storage capacity to avoid resource limits
· Adjusting connections to manage input and output flows
· Conducting research to unlock new technologies
· Refining automation so the factory runs without constant oversight
This cycle ensures that progress is steady while rewarding optimization. Poorly managed systems slow growth, while careful setups allow for consistent expansion.
Interface And Quality Of Life
The interface uses panels for machines, storage, and research, giving players clear access to their tools. Updates have focused on improving usability, including hover-based menus, fixes for fullscreen scaling, and adjustments to machine handling. These refinements make the late game easier to manage when many devices are running at once. The design encourages experimentation while avoiding unnecessary complexity.
Duration And Availability
Immortality Factory offers around four to six hours of content in a standard playthrough, though experimenting with layouts can extend playtime. It can be played in browsers or downloaded for Windows, with the local version recommended for better performance in advanced stages. By combining a short narrative setup with a structured system of resource management and automation, the game delivers a complete experience that fits neatly within the incremental genre.
