Realindustry 1.1.1

You are the director of industrial colony NIZ-08. The corporation has given you a single objective: build a Hyperdrive. The road there starts with stone and bare hands — and ends with nuclear power, quantum technology and antimatter.

THE SCALE

• 236 materials and components — from clay and iron ore to microprocessors and antimatter.
• 354 production processes, 216 of them backed by a real formula or equation.
• 56 facilities — from gathering sites to semiconductor fabs and nuclear reactors.
• 146 research projects across 10 technology tiers.

REAL SCIENCE

Steel takes ore and coke. Microchips take ultra-pure silicon and cleanrooms. Nuclear fuel takes enrichment. Every production chain follows the logic of real metallurgy, chemistry and power engineering — and where today's science runs out, carefully reasoned hypotheses take over. The in-game Almanac covers every resource: its composition, its history, and how it connects to the modern world.

AUTOMATION YOU DESIGN

No idle clickers here. You build production programs yourself using visual flowcharts — with loops, conditions, branches and parallel lines. Push for more speed and bigger batches, but keep an eye on power consumption: detailed stats and graphs are always at hand.

BEYOND THE ASSIGNMENT

The voice giving the orders is a little too calm. Every efficiency gain you make is being recorded. Hidden logs and strange system behavior suggest that NIZ-08 is part of something much bigger. You can simply build the Hyperdrive — or you can dig for the truth. The story has more than one ending.

A first playthrough takes about 15–20 hours. No timers — just achievements, secrets, and a soundtrack that evolves with every technological era.

ONE DEVELOPER

Realindustry is the work of a single person: years of research and thousands of hours, driven by a fascination with the hidden processes that keep our world running.

Build an industry. Automate it. Create the Hyperdrive — and then decide whether following orders is enough.