Textorio

📦 QoL & UI Fixes (Stop making me scroll like it’s 1999)Research Terminal Fix: You can finally scroll with your mouse wheel now. No more dragging that tiny scrollbar like a peasant. Super lame, glad that's gone.The "Move to See Map" Bullshit: Fixed. It was annoying that you had to physically move just to get the map to render. It now loads instantly. You're welcome.Tab Key Savior: Added Tab key support directly into the inventory UI for quicker navigation.Right Game Menu: Completely reworked. The old setup was honestly a mess, so we cleaned it up.🎨 Visuals & Lighting (Save your eyes)Flashy Alerts: Toned down the Moto and Electron alert colors. They were aggressively bright and burning retinas, so they're a bit more chill now.Camera Zoom: Adjusted the default view to be closer/zoomed in near the red pipes for better clarity.⚙️ Balance & Gameplay TweakBelt & Inserter Buffs: Increased the length of both the long belt and the inserter. Go wild with your automation lines.Early Game Buff: Lamps are now unlocked right from the start. Let there be light.Moto Repair Mode: Added a dedicated repair mode for the Moto.

WHAT YOU GET The demo is the real opening arc — not a teaser reel, a playable slice of the actual game: Crash-land with nothing — a busted escape pod and a single terminal on a hostile alien surface.Build your first factory — mine ore, smelt it, and lay down conveyors that carry it to machines you place yourself. No blueprints. No auto-solver. You figure it out. Bring the grid online — real electricity that flows along wires. Power your drills, your smelters, your defenses. Meet the wildlife — silicon-based biters that don't want you — they want your factory. They feed on your power. They adapt to how you fight them. Every machine is a glyph. Every system is a real system. If you understand it, you can break it. If you can break it, you can optimize it. LIKED IT? HERE'S WHAT HELPS MOSTWishlist the full game — it's the single biggest thing you can do for a solo dev. It tells Steam to show Textorio to more people. Leave a note — bugs, ideas, "the pipes turned red and I panicked" — the community hub is open and I read everything. Tell one friend who likes Factorio, ASCII, or watching a factory sprawl out of control. — BASTION will be waiting. 50,000 are still asleep.

Red pipes mean trouble. In Textorio, steam doesn't just flow — it pressurizes. Push past the safe range and the pipes turn red. Keep pushing and you'll trip relief valves, lose throughput, or worse. It's a small detail. The kind you don't notice until you've spent an hour wiring a steam network and the whole thing starts blushing because you forgot a single pressure valve. This is what Textorio actually is. Under the ASCII surface — real systems that react to themselves. You don't just build. You tune. Steam pressure with three performance tiers Pipes that warn you before they fail Logic gates wired to your own factory's signals Enemy AI that evolves with your pollution