Press release:
London, UK – October 29, 2026 – Build a sprawling elemental factory and uncover an assortment of extraordinary materials in Fakutori, a laid-back automation game with a lot more going on beneath the surface, launching on Steam on December 16th.
Starting out with the four classic elements – Earth, Fire, Water, and Air – combine materials in unique ways to unearth new blocks and make increasingly complex discoveries. Build an enormous elemental factory, placing conveyors, automating production lines, and making unexpected discoveries on a journey to completing a compendium of unique elements.
Experiment with materials to create Shooting Stars, Ectoplasm, Rainbows and more, placing machines and combining unique blocks to watch your factory grow in unexpected ways. Experiment far enough to craft the concept of time, summon mystical magic blocks, or accidentally create a black hole…
Automate your factory with combiners, programmable pushers, and conveyor belts in your goal to master the elements. Complete your compendium, meet well-meaning helpers, and discover Legendary Blocks capable of upgrading your entire factory.
With an infinite world to assemble your factory and over 100 different elements to find, Fakutori is a laid-back factory-building puzzle game that goes deeper than you think.
Download the Fakutori demo today and add the game to your Steam Wishlist. For the latest info, follow Mythwright on TikTok, Bluesky, Instagram and X, and visit mythwright.com.
ABOUT ANTOINE LATOUR
Antoine Latour is a French solo game developer, and the author of Maestria and Bomb Club Deluxe. He likes playing with shaders and writing bad puns, and had ample occasion to do both while working on Fakutori.
ABOUT MYTHWRIGHT
Mythwright is the independent publisher of hit Simulation, Management and Strategy games including Thronefall, Going Medieval, Scriptorium: Master of Manuscripts, Bladesong and TerraTech Legion.
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Jonas “O.J” Ek
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Tags: Antoine Latour, Automation, Fakutori, Indie games, Mythwright, PC games, Steam