Immortality Factory

Immortality Factory is an incremental building and resource management game created by KorbohneD. The story begins with the player as a dismissed apprentice wizard who was expelled for experimenting with forbidden arts. Left with little more than a recipe book and a few coins, the character journeys into a cursed valley where magical energy flows strongly. There, the goal becomes clear: to construct a factory that produces resources, unlocks research, and gradually automates the path toward immortality.

Core Gameplay Structure

The foundation of Immortality Factory is based on collecting resources, expanding storage, and building machines that transform materials into more advanced outputs. Gold plays a constant role as a currency for purchases, while research opens new options for development. Each step forward allows the player to automate processes that once required direct attention. Over time, the factory grows from a few basic structures into a complex system that runs with limited manual input.

Main Activities For Players

The game focuses on a repeating cycle of tasks that gradually evolve as progress is made.

Key activities include:

·         Buying and placing machines to expand production

·         Upgrading storage to handle larger volumes of resources

·         Routing resources efficiently between different machines

·         Conducting research to unlock new buildings and upgrades

·         Improving automation to reduce manual management

As the factory expands, efficiency becomes more important. A poorly planned system may stall, while an optimized one continues to grow steadily without constant oversight.

Interface And Updates

The user interface is designed around simple panels for machines, research, and storage. Recent updates improved usability, adding hover menus, fixing scaling for fullscreen play, and refining how machines are picked up or moved. These adjustments make building and managing the factory smoother, especially during the later stages when many systems operate at once. Quality-of-life improvements support longer play sessions without breaking the game’s flow.

Development And Playtime

Immortality Factory is estimated to last between four and six hours for a full run, though experimentation with different setups can extend this time. It is available for Windows as a downloadable version and also playable in browsers, though the local version runs more smoothly in advanced stages. With its combination of resource production, research systems, and progressive automation, the game provides a complete experience in a short format while still leaving room for replay.