Beltmoor

Beltmoor is a conveyor factory idle game. Tap a mine to dig copper, then build a washer, smelter, press and polisher along its belt: each machine multiplies the value of every item that passes through it, and the dock sells what arrives. Every machine works one item at a time, so a fast drill on a slow line jams the belt; an amber SLOW tag shows the part that holds each line back, and one button speeds it up. From the first machine on, each line can hire a foreman who spends a share of that line's sales on its slowest part, so you can leave the routine balancing to him and make the big choices: new lines, new machines, orders and the engine. Orders wait on the board until you take them, their clock starts only then, and they pay the same share of the factory's income on every line. Five ore lines open one after another, from copper to moonstone, and the factory keeps half of its income for up to two hours while you are away. The run ends when the five parts of the Grand Engine are built: gold, silver and bronze medals by time, a daily factory with the same orders for everyone, a ledger of records, and patents that make later factories sell for more. A factory can be continued or kept in three save slots, the settings have volumes, key remapping and reduced motion, and it plays in the browser with a keyboard, mouse, touch or gamepad, in English or Bulgarian.