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Oleg Danilov / Mar 4, 2024 / Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy
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CompareDive into the world of Sixty Four, where you transform simple machines into a thriving factory.
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+ Gradient Wells now show correct efficiency (0 — 200%) + Punctures now teleport you to your Void Admiration Chancel, rather than the world’s center. You can reposition your Chancel anywhere in the upper world and begin exploring from that location.
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75% positive, 1,179 reviews
A brilliant game, but you probably need to be in a very specific, slightly broken mental state to appreciate it. Luckily, I was exactly there. It’s not an idle game or a clicker - it’s more like a puzzle game that occasionally forces you to sit with your thoughts and wait. Think Shapez meets Cookie Clicker, but with an existential crisis. The perfect 10/10 game for a rainy evening spent completely alone.
4 found this helpful, 2026-08-28
I really enjoyed Sixty Four. The mechanics are interesting, and I loved the world and atmosphere. However, my biggest criticism is how much the progression slows down in the mid-to-late game. Early on, you make steady progress and regularly unlock something new. But around the point where you reach “void,” the game starts turning into hours of waiting. Machines become incredibly expensive, yet you need a lot of...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-20
I'm confused enough by the negative reviews that I wonder if I even played the same game. Especially the reviews that say you have to click all the time, because you can absolutely automate things while you explore this minimalist world. I feel as though people didn't "get" the game. Did they read the chat? Did they realize that you can store hell gems? The aspect of one material decaying into another means you...
5 found this helpful, 2026-07-08
It was fun. A bit iterative, but that's kinda the point "now do it again with cooler stuff". I enjoyed it enough to play for 30+ hours. Not bad for the price!
1 found this helpful, 2026-07-27
it's oddly mesmerizing, exactly what I expected and like. You'll enjoy it!
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-19
It's the addictiveness of a clicker game with the stimulation of a factorio style game. The whole scene set with being in this sort of Limbo where you aren't sure what is up or down but you must continue pseudo automating through the depths of whatever liminal space you are mining through while *texting* with your friend? without a phone or any sort of communication is just peak scene setting. Love the story...
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-29
this is an example of high potential that is never being used. game is an eye candy, the idea is great but the gameplay has some very flawed design choice, the automation came so late in the game that you no longer feel the importance of it, imagine cookie clicker but instead of early/mid/late game time being fairly engaging you are stuck with 4 to 5 hours of early game, 70 hours of midgame and only 10 hours of late...
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-06
It's a fun game, but it's pretty rough around the edges. I really love the aesthetic of the game, and the gameplay loop is pretty fun. I would recommend it if you can get it on sale, but It really needs some quality of life updates. What it's missing, in my opinion: - Ability to change keybinds from WASD to something else - Ability to turn machines off without having to wait for them to run out of materials - The...
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-28
A sprawling network of machines, channels, and evolving systems creates an experience defined by clever design, satisfying complexity, and steady momentum. Every new component fits into a larger puzzle, turning simple beginnings into an intricate web of automation that feels both empowering and intellectually engaging. The gradual escalation of resource demands encourages thoughtful planning, transforming each...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-21
Honestly... I have no idea how I didn't find out about this until now. Pretty chill game. I like it :D
1 found this helpful, 2026-08-17