Simulation · Creator-listed HTML5
Compute Factory
Balance treadmill-generated power against GPU demand, then spend tokens on more machinery and plan the next factory reset.
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What to expect
- Objective
- Generate power with treadmill bots, convert it through GPUs into tokens and expand a balanced factory.
- Ending condition
- The creator describes building an AGI after five rebirths and 50 compute cores; reachability and a formal win screen are unverified.
- Creator-listed input
- Drag machines and press Space to tidy; pan and zoom are listed without exact binding details.
Follow the power bottleneck
The creator describes bots on treadmills making power, GPUs consuming that power to produce tokens, and tokens buying more machines. Power is shared across the stated Power, Compute and Processing plants, so adding GPUs without enough generation changes the balance. The reviewed description names five bot tiers, five treadmill tiers and six GPU tiers; Joywisp has not measured output rates or verified that every tier is present in the current build.
Separate currencies and reset goals
Tokens buy machine quantity, parts improve quality, and oil is said to fund a 60-second global overclock. A second goods line turns powder into products for customer orders, while the creator lists optional auto-buy, auto-deliver and auto-overclock toggles. The description also says a rebirth reset converts output into compute cores, with five rebirths and 50 cores as the AGI-building goal. These are source claims, not a tested path or guarantee of completion.
How to choose
The creator says machines can be dragged around an isometric floor and Space tidies the layout. Pan and zoom are mentioned without exact bindings in the reviewed description. No mouse, keyboard or touch action has been playtested by Joywisp. Choose Compute Factory if a shared power budget, GPU capacity and several upgrade currencies sound more interesting than a crop-to-order loop. Harvest Tycoon in the existing Simulation comparison instead focuses on crops, goods and deliveries. Joywisp has not compared pace, difficulty, save reliability or offline earnings through play.
Sources, dates & image credit
luos573's official Compute Factory page supplies the title, author, rules, price category and itch.io publication field. The illustration was made for Joywisp; no creator artwork or screenshots are used. Original Joywisp illustration; no creator artwork or screenshots used.
itch.io publication: (Publication on itch.io; first worldwide release unknown); first worldwide release: unknown. Joywisp discovered this entry at 2026-10-22T18:23:41Z via itch.io RSS; feed dates do not establish a first release. Source review: 2026-10-23T19:48:42Z. Metadata recheck: 2026-10-23T19:46:18Z.
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- Machine tiers, save slots, mobile support, offline earnings and AGI goal are creator claims, not Joywisp playtest findings
- Windows build safety, exact pan/zoom inputs and first worldwide release are unverified