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Snacktorio (异食工厂) is a factory-cooking automation game where you build and scale food production lines to feed the beasts threatening to consume your world. You manage ingredients with real-world cooking rules — dairy curdles with heat, nuts spread allergens, meat can cause food poisoning — while designing increasingly complex automated kitchens across 6 islands and 55+ levels.

Yes, Snacktorio is available on Steam for $7.99. It supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, and is Steam Deck verified. You can also try the free demo 'Snacktorio: Apéritif' before buying — and your demo progress carries over to the full game!

Snacktorio has 6 islands across 3 worlds, with 55+ levels total. There's also a Training Factory (Tutorial World) with 6 training levels (T-1 to T-B1). Each island introduces new core ingredients, mechanics, and dangers.

Imps are small, helpful NPC creatures that assist with factory tasks. You can breed new Imps using a special recipe: combine Green Imp Mushroom + Salt + Water in a Fermenter. Green Imp Mushrooms can be found in caves — check the bottom-right cave in W1-1 for an early source.

The Chefomatic (dish assembler) will jam if it receives an extra ingredient that the current recipe doesn't need — even if all required ingredients are present. Always check the recipe book. Also, if the recipe doesn't use a sauce or liquid, the liquid slot must be empty. Example: Huevos Rancheros and Fangchi Chao Dan don't use any liquid.

Allergens (like nuts) can spread through your production lines via shared conveyor belts and machines. Use Sorters to keep allergen-containing and allergen-free lines completely separate. Never let allergen ingredients share a belt or machine with allergen-free dishes.

Witchelin Stars are secret collectibles hidden throughout the game's levels. There are 86 total Witchelin Stars. Some are earned by completing orders (Beast orders). Hidden exploration stars require platforming, building scaffolding/ladders, and finding secret cave passages. After T-B1, you'll see 7/86 stars — showing how much more content awaits.

Hover over a running machine and hold Shift — the tooltip shows production rates in orange text. Key ratio: 1 Miner outputs 1 item per 5 seconds, 1 coal burns for 10 seconds, so 1 Miner can support 2 Furnaces. Liquids also show flow rates in the tooltip.

Z0U5-CH3F is your in-game AI cooking assistant. Enter World 1 to unlock it — then talk to it directly or click the icon in the top-right corner. It can tell you how to make any recipe ingredient, show you recipe requirements, and give hints on production challenges.

Yes! Snacktorio supports Steam Workshop for both custom levels and function mods. The developer ellraiser has published example levels ('Not The Bees!', 'Undefined Behaviour') and an example function mod to help the community. A full 'Creating Custom Content' guide is available on Steam.

Snacktorio shares the automation factory DNA but with a cooking twist and key differences. It's more level/puzzle-structured than the open-world approach of Factorio. 'More like a puzzle game than infinite factory' per community — each level is a unique problem to solve. From the same dev as APICO and Mudborne.

Hold Enter for 5 seconds to force-respawn back to the level start. On controller, hold L2+R2. This is confirmed in the official FAQ from developer ellraiser.

Yes — Snacktorio has full controller support (Xbox, PlayStation) and is Steam Deck Verified. The game also supports control remapping so you can customize key bindings. Many players remap the hotbar keys from 7-8-9-0 to Z-X-C-V for better ergonomics.

No — Snacktorio is single-player only. There is no multiplayer or local co-op mode. Some players have requested co-op in Steam Discussions, but the developer has not announced any plans for it.

Minimum: Windows 10+, Intel Core i5 (4th Gen), 4 GB RAM, Intel HD Integrated graphics, 250 MB storage. The game runs on the LÖVE 12 engine and is very lightweight. Try the free demo 'Snacktorio: Apéritif' first to verify performance.