Dive into the world of Sixty Four, where you transform simple machines into a thriving factory. Each advancement brings new challenges and a deeper understanding of an extraordinary universe.
Platforms
Mac PCGenres
Indie Simulator StrategyThemes
Sandbox
Languages: English and 17 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Softpedia
BySixty Four mixes idle and automation mechanics and will capture the attention of players who like the two genres with its focus on digging deep as efficiently as possible. The core design is clean and makes it easy for players to plan expansion or upgrades. Some might even be interested in the weird dialogue that anchors the limited narrative.
ZdobywcyGier.eu
By Bartosz MichalikCan I in good conscience recommend Sixty Four? At the moment my answer is unfortunately no. This production had potential that was badly executed. Until the game is developed with such needed elements as better communication with the player and better balance, I cannot confidently recommend this title. Nevertheless, it is worth having it somewhere in the back of your mind.
Entertainium
By Gareth BradingSixty Four merges an excellent visual style with a solid upgrade path and interesting meta-narrative to provide a satisfyingly addictive time-sink.
God is a Geek
BySixty Four starts off well and its air of mystery is engaging, but a lack of guidance or support and lengthy time-sinks to progress will put most people off.
