Editing Factory Town 2: Paradise

==Overview==
{{Gamename}} is a follow-up game to very successful [https://store.steampowered.com/app/860890/Factory_Town/ Factory Town 1], which released in 2021 and enjoyed by over 350,000 players. Factory Town 2: Paradise blends cozy town-building with factory-management gameplay, allowing players to produce and deliver hundreds of items across multiple islands using a wide variety of transportation methods. A friendly volcano acts as a central power source that must be fed to eventually save the world.

Despite these long-term goals, the game features no time pressure or failure states, creating a relaxed, stress-free environment focused on building, automating, farming, harvesting, optimizing, and much more.

Factory Town 2 went into EA on <em>July 14, 2026 (2026-07-14)</em>. Add it to your wishlist or pick up a copy today.

==Developer Info==
Factory Town 2 is developed and published by Erik Asmussen, the creator behind games:
* [https://store.steampowered.com/app/860890/Factory_Town/ Factory Town on Steam]
* [https://store.steampowered.com/app/2207490/Factory_Town_Idle/ Factory Town Idle on Steam]
* [https://store.steampowered.com/app/270450/Robot_RollerDerby_Disco_Dodgeball/ Disco Dodgeball on Steam]

Or you can visit his website ([https://82apps.com/home/ 82apps]).

==World and Environment==
The world of Factory Town 2 changes dynamically and directly influences how towns are designed. A full day-night cycle affects villager behavior: they work and shop during the day, then return home to sleep at night, making housing placement an important part of planning. Weather shifts between clear, cloudy, rainy, stormy, and dry conditions, each affecting the availability of wind, water, and solar energy. Workers move frequently between homes, markets, and job sites, so roads and zip lines are essential for keeping your town efficient.

==Population and Economy==
Keeping villagers happy encourages dynamic population growth, and they will develop preferences for more advanced items as your town expands. Meeting these needs earns coins that can be used to upgrade buildings or purchase new buildings. As you continue powering the volcano, you unlock new technologies, advanced recipes, and the ability to summon additional islands. At higher volcano levels, players gain the ability to terraform terrain directly.

==Water Systems==
Water plays a major strategic role in Factory Town 2. Islands contain natural springs that generate water, which flows volumetrically through trenches and rivers. Players can dig or fill trenches to redirect water, store it in reservoirs for drinking or industrial use, or place Water Wheels in flowing rivers to power drive shafts that boost building production speed.

==Transportation==
Large-scale transportation is achieved through [[Wagon]]s, [[Tuk Tuks]], [[Boats]], [[Trains]], and [[Metal Minecarts]] which excel at moving high volumes of goods. These vehicles can be assigned flexible schedules of destinations and tasks, and they will continue fulfilling those requests indefinitely.

==Player Avatar==
Factory Town 2 expands on the original game by giving players control of an avatar character. This character can harvest items, collect outputs, and deliver inputs anywhere on the island, allowing direct interaction with production chains and manual boosts where needed. Players can switch freely between this character view and the classic overhead mode to observe their town or place new buildings.

==Soundtrack==
The game features an original soundtrack composed by [https://clarkaboud.com/ Clark Aboud], known for his work on Slay the Spire, Lost Eidolons, and Kind Words.

==Steam Achievements==
Factory Town 2 has a variety of simple and complex achievements players can work towards.