Satisfactory

Take the opportunity to get some Nordic entertainment at bargain prices.

On November 4, console players will finally get the chance to dive into the industrial madness of Coffee Stain's hugely popular factory sim Satisfactory.

From long-awaited controller support to a shiny new photo mode, it's the perfect time to build big (again).

Players flocked to the title to mark its 1.0 debut.

The Swedish developer affirmed that the simulation game will still receive new updates and improvements even now that it has left Early Access behind.

This comes as the game leaves behind Early Access on PC.

The popular factory-building simulator will be ending five years of EA and debuting in its 1.0 state.

The open-world factory builder is expected to leave early access this year.

We also have new endgame areas for that extra challenge, giving new risks and rewards for advanced players in Coffee Stain's game.

We also get an Explorer vehicle to drive around in, as well as Nobelisk Detonators, a new rifle to deal some damage, and more.

Coffee Stain Studios has even outlined a roadmap of content for the next few months, and provided us with a trailer to introduce us to the concept.

Studio and publisher costs roughly €30 million.

The factory builder is stacking up to be something special

And we know exactly nothing about it, but it's going to be Satisfactory without any doubt.