Industrial Ascension

by Mbrinch

Two new planets, one gas giant and Gleba's spores are now toxic.

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Factorio: Space Age Icon Space Age Mod
Planets Transportation Logistics Combat Armor Enemies Environment Mining Fluids Logistic network Manufacturing Power
Owner:
Mbrinch
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License:
MIT
Created:
6 days ago
Latest Version:
1.1.0 (a day ago)
Factorio version:
2.1
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Industrial Ascension expands Factorio: Space Age with new worlds to explore, dangerous environments to overcome, and new ways to build and expand your factory. Venture beyond the familiar planets, uncover the remnants of a lost civilization, and adapt your industry to the challenges of an increasingly hostile solar system.

Explore Ozuno, a barren desert world on the same tier as the inner planets. Its rocky landscape offers new opportunities for resource processing, including rock crushing, which lets you break down mineral rich stones into valuable resources.

Travel further to Engola, a desolate machine world haunted by drones left behind by Fulgora's lost civilization. These ancient machines are anything but dormant, and their overwhelming hostility makes every expedition a serious undertaking. Bring the firepower and infrastructure to survive, because arriving unprepared may be your last mistake.

Beyond the solid worlds lies Keirus, a small gas giant surrounded by rings of drifting asteroids. Establish your platform among the rings and harvest the resources carried through its orbit, turning a seemingly inaccessible world into another valuable outpost for your growing industrial network.

Even familiar destinations are no longer safe. Gleba's spores have become toxic, transforming its swamps into a more dangerous environment where survival requires greater care. Its alien ecosystem now presents a threat that goes beyond the slow, creeping dangers you're used to.

Industrial Ascension also revisits a selection of base-game recipes to make production chains less tedious and improve the flow of the mid-game. Refine your processes, rethink familiar setups, and keep your factory growing without unnecessary bottlenecks.

Build bigger, venture further, and bring order to worlds that were never meant to be tamed.