Alchemy Factory is a medieval-themed automation game from D5 Copperhead. You begin with a small shop, team up with friends, and use conveyor belts, pipes, and magical devices to build automated production lines for potions, jewelry, and relics. Its strongest differentiator is a three-dimensional factory layout: production chains can run at different heights and directions, not just on a single floor. Fulfill commissions, stock shelves, and spend coins to buy land, research equipment, and upgrade technology. V1.0 adds the Grand Portal, Wagon Logistics System, rebuilt Reputation System, and revamped shopkeeping, tying production, transport, and sales more tightly together.

Conveyor Belts and Production Chains

Conveyor belts connect every corner of the factory, carrying materials and products around the clock. You grind, extract, distill, smelt, and process materials, then link devices into complete production chains to automate each step of alchemy. The loop requires balancing inputs and outputs, tuning production, and clearing bottlenecks. Pipes and magical devices expand what a line can move and transform, while commissions and shop sales turn finished potions, jewelry, and relics into coins. Those coins fund land purchases, equipment research, and technology upgrades, which increase efficiency and capacity. This cycle drives continuous growth from a small shop to a larger alchemy operation.

Multi-Level Factory Layout

Your factory does not have to stay on one floor. You can arrange conveyor belts, pipes, devices, and the shop freely, building production chains at different heights and in every direction. Resources flow through a three-dimensional layout, and as the factory expands you can extend production upward or downward. Scattered functional zones can be integrated into a tightly connected automation network. Every floor can work together, letting you plan vertical transport, manage floor-to-floor logistics, and keep inputs and outputs aligned. The V1.0 Wagon Logistics System and Grand Portal further connect production, transport, and sales across the growing facility.

Co-op, Dedicated Servers, and Steam Workshop Blueprints

Plan production lines, build the shop, and manage logistics with friends in co-op. Players can specialize in optimizing production lines, managing the simulation, or designing efficient spaces. For long-term play, you can host a dedicated server so the factory keeps running and everyone can return to continue building. Alchemy Factory supports Steam Workshop: subscribe to blueprints shared by other players, from starter layouts to complex production plans, or upload your own factory designs. Blueprints help new players learn the production systems and give veterans inspiration. These tools support shared factory building and long-term planning.