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2022 PC 22.99 € 👍 74 % Mostly positive, 1,713 reviews on Steam

A factory and business-building sim where you design production chains, logistics and research, automating them to grow a garage startup into a global market leader. The appeal lies in tinkering with efficient systems.

What defines Good Company:

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Good Company are Block Factory, Train Valley 2 and Pip My Dice. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Good Company special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Block Factory

96 %

2025 PC 9.99 €

  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Gameplay comes before story

An automation and production game where you design and optimize factory assembly lines to turn building blocks into 3D figurines. The appeal lies in tinkering with efficient production flows.

Pip My Dice

Gameplay comes before story

A Yahtzee-style roguelike where you tweak your dice and stack relics into outrageous combos to hit each round's score target. Randomized builds keep every run feeling different.

Flooded

Gameplay comes before story

A reversed city-builder where your island keeps shrinking, forcing you to optimize production and space cleverly to escape before the water takes everything.

Modulus: Factory Automation

Gameplay comes before story

A factory automation game where you design and optimize elegant production lines from modules you build yourself. Logistics puzzles and creative expression take center stage.

Combolands

Cosy, great for unwinding

A compact city-building roguelike where you place buildings cleverly and chain combos to grow a tiny metropolis in short runs.

Rush

Gameplay comes before story

A three-dimensional puzzle game where you steer colored cubes to matching exits using conveyor belts, warps, stop signs and splitters. Logic-driven planning meets a musical backdrop.

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