To make the game even more interesting, developers have added you the competition with other companies. This game is going to take a lot of time from your life, since it's addictive and some queues can be boring because they last too long, like painting for example. For the beginning, you'll have three car types to build. When you catch up with the basics, you're going to maximally enjoy a Production Line.
You'll fail many times with your first factory even if you're a fan of this kind of games, as you're going to bankrupt quite often. The game lacks some tutorial, it won't even explain you how are you going to make any profit, so if you have not played any company simulation game before, you'll struggle quite a lot on the start.
Your factory will start with some basic parts that you'll build your first car with. The game starts with you setting up a factory in which you're going to put together parts required for building cars that are going to bring you profit when you sell them. I was shocked when I saw the Review Result on the Store Page, as it was Very Positive with more than 1200 reviews, and that alone tells you that we're gonna talk about a pretty good game. Simulation games are usually hated among the players worldwide, but that's not a case with this game. Hopefully your students will enjoy the game.Ĭlick on the links below to access the materials.Production Line: Car Factory Simulator is a Strategy Car Factory Simulation, Economy Mangement 2D PC Game developed & published by Positech Games for Steam on 7 Marth 2019.īefore we start reviewing this game, I want to say that I was shocked when I visited the Store Page of this game on the Steam. Students will need to work together closely in order to complete their product.Īs the game progresses you can thrown in a few curveballs in order to see how team dynamics change and to see whether students can cope with the changing demands made of them. Each person will carry out their role and then pass the product to the next person. They will have a wallet of instructions and materials to use and they will need to make 3D cubes as their product.Įach person in the game has a clearly defined role. In this game students will work in teams of 6 on cramped tables. I have created a production line game as part of a globalisation unit.
They absolutely immersed themselves in it and they all wanted to do something like it again. My students recently played the Trade Game (Christian Aid) and they thoroughly enjoyed the game. I enjoy creating games for my Geography lessons.
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