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Modulus releases on October 22, 2025 (postponed to 2026) for PC (Steam, Early Access). Developed by Happy Volcano and published by Astra Logical. This is a meditative factory builder with no enemies and no timers. You cut, paint, stamp, and assemble 3D modules, then stitch them into neural monuments that look as good as they run. It is about clean throughput and tidy layouts. One conveyor fixes a bottleneck, then ten more appear because you dared to optimize.

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No special editions confirmed at this time.

Review

Modulus feels right when you stop brute‑forcing and start sketching. Belts and balancers are only half the puzzle. The real trick is designing the parts themselves. A hinge becomes two parts for an easier paint step, then a third step disappears because you rotated a cutter. That small change nudges a whole line into rhythm. Creative Mode invites play without pressure, yet the core loop also works with goals on, building toward monuments that give your factory a skyline.

Readability is the win. Parts are chunky and clear, machines advertise what they do, and the grid makes alignment a pleasure instead of a chore. The audio sits low and steady so you can sink in. Early Access structure looks sensible: start small, unlock smarter tools, iterate instead of reset. Sharing blueprints should carry a lot of the fun between updates, especially if the devs keep surfacing clever builds.

There are limits. Without combat, variety lives or dies on new modules and recipes, and late‑game scale needs good performance or the vibe breaks. Some players will want more pressure. Even so, the quiet loop holds. Draw a line, shave a step, watch the whole floor hum.

Verdict: calm, clever automation that rewards neat minds and messy prototypes alike.

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