Posted on: November 20, 2024
Early Access review
dontspamrob
Verified ownerGames: 119 Reviews: 1
Industrial Tetris
The focus is more on squeezing the buildings into small areas than delivering products.
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Are you the next Rockefeller, Jobs or Bezos? Put your business acumen to the test as you embark on a journey to economic dominance with Industry Giant 4.0, where you shape an industrial empire from the ground up. This immersive simulation goes beyond mere construction, offering a comprehensive experience in producing goods, building up logistics, industrial building, production planning, and financial management.

Industry Giant 4.0 starts in the 1950’s and embodies the fourth industrial revolution, Industry 4.0, marked by digitization and networked value chains. Experience the progression and evolution to automation and digitization. Engage in strategic decision-making across the value chain, enhancing productivity, flexibility, innovation, and resource efficiency.

Are you ready to build, innovate, and conquer the industrial world? Unleash your entrepreneurial spirit and become one of the greatest industrial magnates of all time in Industry Giant 4.0.


25 different industries including mines, farms, manufacturing and more than 70 goods (raw materials, intermediate products, end products) to manage.

Utilize data in various tables and charts, monitor the flow of goods, as well as the condition and efficiencies of factories, stores and warehouses to resolve production issues and implement appropriate optimizations.

Various city buildings and many stores in different sizes over several time periods and categories (food, fashion, home decoration/furniture, hardware store, electronics).

Transport goods using trucks and trains. Build roads and railways and set up timetables to specify the quantity of goods to be transported in a certain period of time.

Seasons influence the production of certain raw materials, e.g. food and impact the consumption and purchasing behavior of customers depending on the time of year.
Industry Giant 4.0 ©2024 Toplitz Productions GmbH. Published by Toplitz Productions. Developed by Don VS Dodo GmbH. All rights reserved.
Posted on: November 20, 2024
Early Access review
dontspamrob
Verified ownerGames: 119 Reviews: 1
Industrial Tetris
The focus is more on squeezing the buildings into small areas than delivering products.
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Posted on: March 11, 2025
Early Access review
Sehremis
Verified ownerGames: 107 Reviews: 31
A mess that was no fun to play
I know it's still in-dev, so maybe there's some hope for it yet, but at its present stage, it's simply no fun to play. I couldn't even bring myself to finish the tutorial, I loved Industry Giant 2, so I suppose I had high hopes of this game. Suffice it to say, they were not met. One of the things I loved about Industry Giant 2 was its structure, which is something that's missing from this game. Everything, starting from the placement of the buildings in this game and culminating with the construction of roads and railroads feels just so wonky. And the user interface is not very good either. Whereas Industry Giant 2 was a well-designed and polished machine that just worked, and where all the parts fit neatly together, this here just seems like a big ball of mud. So if you enjoyed Industry Giant 2, do yourself a favor and play another game of that instead of this one.
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Posted on: April 12, 2025
Early Access review
Olga_Myers
Verified ownerGames: 72 Reviews: 1
Very fun and challenging
I like the challenge, it was fun to learn and figure out and optimize my city and industry. My only critique is the TRAINS, its so frustrating trying to figure them out or why they are not working. which is like 50% of the time
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Edited on: November 6, 2025
Posted on: November 3, 2025

Jot2Ha
Verified ownerGames: 731 Reviews: 2
fun, but still buggy
To start with the positives: The overall gameplay balance feels fair yet challenging, and the production chains make sense. Visually, the game is quite appealing. There’s something almost meditative about watching your trains roll through the landscape, a bit like a model railway from childhood days. But it's still far from finished. The game crashes frequently, and the graphics stutter noticeably. There's no planning mode for roads or rails. Once you click, the section is placed, and if the route doesn't fit (which happens often due to curve or elevation limits), you have to remove it again. The money spent is gone, and you'll only get back a fraction of your original investment. And then there's that thing I hesitate to call AI, it's more like Artificial Dementia. The pathfinding and the algorithms supposedly managing logistics behave oddly, far from being sophisticated or even reliably usable. It's quite common to see an entire fleet of trucks leaving the depot, each picking up a tiny amount of a resource, when a single truck could easily carry the full load. Naturally, those trucks are then unavailable for other transport tasks. Sometimes, routes are ignored completely for no apparent reason, leaving goods to pile up at waypoints. Tweaking route parameters doesn't help. Occasionally, changing the depot assignment does - if you're lucky. There's no way to manually reschedule the internal queue or anything of that sort. Trains, on the other hand, work fine as long as your rail network consists of just three or four factories in a line. But once the network becomes even slightly more complex, the pathfinding starts acting up. Trains take massive detours to reach their destinations. Or sometimes just stop for no reason, blocking the tracks. Maybe it’s simulating a mandatory coffee break. These issues are quite problematic for a game that's all about building and fine-tuning production chains and logistics. It's hard to enjoy that aspect when the game keeps working against your efforts. Although the "1" in the version number still feels a bit premature, there's reason to stay optimistic. With a few solid updates to fix the existing bugs, improve performance, and polish usability, this game could easily reach its full potential. But for now, I could give only two stars. PS: I had to revise my rating. The developer stated, that this game won't get any improvements or new functionality. So this game was released in an unfinished state and then effectively abandoned. Don't pay money for it. Grab it as a giveaway, as it is still quite some fun to play, if you ignore all those drawbacks. It's a pity. It's wasted potential.
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