The game is divided into 6 worlds with several puzzles per world. The player takes the role of a human that is abducted by an alien race and is put to work to help the aliens construct equipment the character does not appear to be the first one that has been taken for this purpose as throughout the levels are the corpses of other abducted humans, which the player can find and listen to their last audio log. It's also the only level in the game where the switch block can be used.Infinifactory is a puzzle game, structured as several sets of puzzles based on various tasks. The penultimate mission has you defend against a Toad armada by directing munitions for missile launchers and defense cannons in real time. Unexpected Gameplay Change: A minor version.This Is a Drill: One of the tools you have in your arsenal is a drill that allows you to destroy any block they touch.Some puzzles involve taking apart an object, sending it through the teleporter and reassembling it on the other side. Teleportation: In the later parts of the game, you get to use a teleporter, which can teleport a single block.A fade to black and the sound of you biting its head off follow. Stealth Pun: During one of your performance reviews, you are given a live chicken and instructions to eat it.See that planet with the lava rifts covering its surface? Looks a great deal like Hephaestus IV, the area immediately prior to Atropos Station in SpaceChem. Look out the window of one of the missions in the Atropos Station area.Guess which other Zachtronics game has an 'Atropos Station'? SpaceChem, again.

One of the areas in the Resistance campaign is called 'Atropos Station'.Which other game used fishcake as a standard food? Zachtronics' earlier game SpaceChem. Programming Game: You design a factory and then run it until you have ten outputs.Point of No Return: Once you finish the campaign, you cannot play the game again unless you delete your save game.The Overlords don't even bother to remove the bodies. No OSHA Compliance: It's entirely possible to fall to your doom on many of the work sites.Later in the game, the resistance graciously thanks you for giving them so many missiles to throw at you, personally, as you rush to supply and direct defense cannons. Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Used for humor - two of the missions in the Overlord campaign have you assembling ship to ship missiles one of them is an early missions and often very optimized by players.La Résistance: The Resistance busts you out at the end of the Overlord campaign, and put you to work on finding a way to escape.There's no fuel limit, so you can fly freely when building your contraptions. Jet Pack: You have one as standard on your space suit.Even during the Resistance Campaign, you're still missing one block, and one segment of the campaign is suspiciously empty.Interface Spoiler: You can see that you are missing several types of blocks before you are introduced to them, even when you are nearing the end of Overlord campaign which hints the second campaign.Incredibly Obvious Bomb: It's beige, boxy, and beeps loudly, and scrawled on the front are the words 'GET DOWN!' Cue the Resistance busting you out.Food Pills: Food pellets, in this case, provided by the Overlords and dumped into your sink.Unlike Eviscerates, lasers have no range limit and need to be triggered. Second part of the resistance campaign involves use of lasers to break apart blocks.He sounds pretty satisfied with it, though. This trope follows, before your character is sucked through. Continuous Decompression: When Resistance saves you, they blow up a hole in the Overlord ship.This is how the Resistance gets in their bomb to rescue you. Chekhov's Gun: The Overlords give you trinkets from Earth during your performance reviews, transported in using a little trapdoor on their desk.Bookends: The opening and closing cinematic both have your character driving along a country road listening to the radio.

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