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Nodes

Node production simulator. Purchase nodes to produce resources, so you can advance in the technology tree and build yourself a large production line. This game will satisfy your need for incremental simulators with the large amount of content.

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June 3, 2022
4 years and 61 days ago
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Mixed46 reviews60.9%

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About the Game

In this game, you are controlling a 2D factory of nodes. Goal of the game is to get a coffee break. Which is a node located at the very end, but to reach that, it will take some patience and know-how.
The game can be controlled only with your mouse, so sit back and relax.

As you start playing the game, you will start off with a couple of nodes. Use these to gather enough resources to unlock and purchase new ones, which will be needed to progress further in the game. You can also use resources to upgrade the nodes you already own.

Be careful when planning out your factory, connecting everything together might seem trivial, but it becomes quite the challenge the further you progress.

Will you end up with a beautiful factory creating everything like a well oiled machine, or a mess of epic proportions?