Players Like...

❤ Realistic Milling Experience

Players praise the game's accurate reproduction of milling machine operations. The physics and movements of the machine feel true to life, allowing users to familiarize themselves with the real-world experience of operating a milling machine. The developers have meticulously replicated the actual milling process, from the behavior of cutting tools to the handling of workpiece materials, creating a highly authentic simulation.

❤ Versatile Gameplay Modes

The game offers two distinct modes of play: Free Milling and Career Mode. In Free Milling, players can freely experiment, learn, and prototype custom products by importing their own blueprints. This open-ended approach encourages exploration and creativity, as users can customize workpieces to suit their needs. Conversely, the Career Mode challenges players to complete specific tasks and projects, requiring them to apply their milling skills with precision.

❤ Educational Potential

Many players have found the game to be a valuable educational tool, particularly for those studying or pursuing careers in machining. The simulation provides a safe and cost-effective way to practice milling techniques and familiarize oneself with the operation of a milling machine. This has proven especially useful for students and professionals who may not have regular access to physical milling equipment.

❤ Immersive Workshop Setting

The game's 3D workshop environment and first-person perspective create a highly immersive simulation experience. This level of immersion, combined with the realistic physics and movements, helps to bridge the gap between the digital and physical worlds of machining, providing a more engaging and satisfying gameplay experience.

❤ Opportunities for Expansion

While the current content is well-received, players have suggested several areas for potential expansion, including the addition of a lathe, bandsaw, grinder, and other machining equipment to create a more comprehensive "workshop simulator." The ability to program CNC machines and use G-code to automate tasks has also been highlighted as a desirable feature for future development.