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I like the industrial factory like game-play with that story that follows what you need to build. i will say, it can be very challenging if you can't get certain things together at the right time.

I love Infinifactory. It's clearly well-made, and beautifully designed. It definitely has a few problems though;

Level repetitiveness that makes a lot of the levels feel boring, and in most cases skippable. For example, the tank and satellite missions. The first tank puzzle; okay a nice challenge, cool. The second slightly bigger tank; hmm, okay, I mean we've already done this so it shouldn't be too hard. The third tank; right, this is getting a bit ridiculous now, we've definitely already done this. The game suffers from giving you the same essential problem, but wrapping it up as a different puzzle. It rarely encourages you to try make a machine/production-line you haven't already used. It's the same general shapes and objects over and over again. Seriously, If the game added a 'duplicate area/machine' tool, the game would be completable in about 3 hours because you'd just be able to use the same machine you just made for another mission about 80% of the time. More variety is definitely needed, but with the game being abandoned, that's obviously never going to happen.

Voice acting; dude, throw that in the bin. It's terrible. It's cringey $5 fiverr wannabe voice-actors, and you can tell. Either go the 'whole hog' and hire really good actors, or don't do it at all. It got to a point in the later missions where I just wouldn't even listen to the briefings because they added absolutely nothing of value.

Honestly, if you can get past the voice acting (I'd just disable it to be honest), and the repetitiveness of the levels, there's a great game buried in there. It was a pleasant surprise to get to what I thought was the end of the game, but there was actually significantly more.