Factory Planner is a card strategy game about cold calculation and systems thinking, where the factory grows not through speed, but through logic. Every card becomes part of a chain, and every decision affects the balance of resources, energy, and space, turning planning into a continuous process of analysis and adjustment. Production as a system Buildings, engineers, and organizations don't operate in isolation, but as interconnected nodes. Maps have their own inputs and outputs, requiring precise placement. A connection error or overload on one link can halt the entire cycle, forcing the circuit to be rebuilt and a more stable configuration to be found. Managing the flow of materials, fluids, and energy requires attention to detail. Right-angle connections emphasize the engineering approach, and the ability to break and rebuild connections allows for adaptation to new challenges. Factory development is a process of constant optimization, not linear growth. Features of the game Card-based construction of production chains. Freedom to experiment without rigid scenarios. Resource and energy management. Flexible restructuring of the entire system.