Kimbap Factory Automation Sim Announced for Steam
The announcement gives the factory automation genre a food-themed twist, with a focus on recipe-driven production lines and free-form factory layout.
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Indie developer Remi Song announced Kimbap Factory on August 11, a factory automation game about making Korean seaweed rolls. It is planned for PC via Steam with a 2027 release. Players build factories, fulfill customer orders, and unlock dozens of recipes, ingredients, and equipment. The game has no cost or time limits on construction.
Remi Song, a developer from France now living in Seoul, announced Kimbap Factory on August 11. The game is a factory automation sim where players build production lines to make kimbap, a Korean dish of rice and ingredients rolled in seaweed.
Orders require delivering set quantities of kimbap, and factory space is limited, so players must optimize conveyor belts and equipment. The belts include branching, merging, and throwing parts to jump over lines, plus a feature to spot bottlenecks. There are no cost or time limits on construction, allowing free rearrangement of equipment.
Completing orders unlocks new recipes, ingredients, and equipment, and players can expand the factory and upgrade belt speed and processing capacity. Kimbap Factory is scheduled for release on PC via Steam in 2027.
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