Little Big Workshop
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Little Big Workshop is a factory simulation game developed by Mirage Game Studios and published by HandyGames and THQ Nordic. It was released on October 17, 2019 and is available on Windows and Mac through Steam.
Imagine a magical factory, appearing right in your living room. A carefully planned masterpiece, where diligent workers throw together anything customers want. Rubber ducks and dressers, drones and electric guitars, scooters and other wonderful goods can be created from many different materials and sold for hard cash – cash you invest right back into your factory to get more machines, more workers and grow your business. In Little Big Workshop you become a factory tycoon!- Oct 28, 2019 Little Big Workshop Tips And Tricks (English) Break room, research, blueprints, priorities, noise and comfort and much more. Moin Moin, this is the Zap. In this episode, I’ll show you more than twelve Little Big Workshop tips and tricks.
- Little Big Workshop Tips and game mechanics by mikeydsc. Just a small guide to help clear up some confusion on how stuff works. I have seen several posts on how this stuff works so I jotted down some notes and screenies to guide you thru to help you figure out whats going on.
Oct 07, 2020 Little Big Workshop is a very cute game and playing it can be quite relaxing, especially when you factor in the gentle piano-filled background music. I found zooming in to watch my workers up-close to be fun as they run around getting things together only to head to the break room shortly after for a coffee and game of chess.
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The factory is the main play area in Little Big Workshop. Factories can be customized and expanded according to changing needs.
- 1Construction tool
Construction tool[edit | edit source]
Use the Construction Tool to build walls, create new rooms, and customize the factory layout. Left click and drag to create new walls or rooms. Dragging a line creates a single wall, while dragging a box will create an enclosed room. Note that every room needs a door in order to function - it's not possible to create strange and enclosed spaces where workers may be trapped for eternity.
When done creating new layouts, confirm the renovation by clicking Order at the bottom right of the screen. This sort of work is not suitable for operators, so each remodeling is performed by an external crew of builders.
Doors[edit | edit source]
Doors can be placed on any wall of the factory as long as there is sufficient space open on both sides of the location. To remove a door and fill up the opening, simply right click on it and then click on the Demolish button.
Plots and expansion[edit | edit source]
Buying plots allows players to expand their factory when they are running out of space. Each plot has a cost associated with it - the larger the plot, the higher the cost.
Movement obstruction[edit | edit source]
As workstations are placed and items are stored throughout the factory, players will need to take the layout into consideration. Workers tend to move slower and more cautiously if their paths are narrow, or if there are too many loose items on the floor.
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The current amount of obstruction can be viewed by turning on the Obstruction Lens in the upper right corner of the screen.
Room comfort[edit | edit source]
Working in the production industry can be quite demanding for the senses and it's important to keep workers comfortable and happy. An unmotivated worker that is forced to work in a 'bad' environment will lose energy much quicker, leading to more frequent breaks and lowered efficiency for the factory.
Almost all furniture and workstations contribute to the overall comfort in the factory. Machines and workstations lower the comfort by creating noise, weird smells, and disturbance. To counter this, place decorations and relaxation items that beautify the work area and improve the overall mood of the workers. The amount of comfort is represented by the symbol seen on the right and all positive and negative effects are accumulated on a room-to-room basis.
Note that the size of each room may also affect the overall mood and comfort. Workers generally don't feel comfortable working in very large and too open spaces, so you should avoid building large halls and hangers unless you really have to. A few dividing walls here and there usually does the trick and it can make factories feel a lot more 'homely'.
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Achievements[edit | edit source]
The following achievements are associated with factories: