- Steam pricePrice
- $39.99
- Release
- September 10, 2024
- Modes
- Platforms
How co-op works
Online teammates build one open-world factory, splitting exploration, resource extraction, construction, and logistics. All production lines feed shared progression, so players coordinate conveyor networks, power, vehicles, and multi-story expansions while correcting bottlenecks together.
About this game
Satisfactory drops you onto an uncharted alien world with a single goal: build an automated factory empire from the ground up. This first-person factory builder blends base construction, resource management, and light combat as you harvest materials, craft machinery, and design sprawling production lines. It is true cooperative multiplayer, so every player works toward the same industrial vision.
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The game revolves around laying conveyor belts, connecting machines, and optimizing production chains that stretch across valleys and mountains. You will explore biomes for new resources, unlock advanced technology, and troubleshoot bottlenecks together. Co-op shines when dividing tasks like mining, construction, and factory redesign, making every session a shared engineering puzzle.
Satisfactory supports online co-op with cross-platform multiplayer, letting you and your crew build together no matter where you bought the game. Sessions are persistent and communication-heavy, as coordinating multi-story factories and logistics networks demands constant teamwork and planning.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play with friends on different platforms?
Yes, Satisfactory supports cross-platform multiplayer, so you can build together regardless of where you bought the game.
Does everyone need to be online at the same time to keep playing?
Sessions are persistent, meaning the host can continue building when others are offline. When friends rejoin, they'll see all progress made since they last played.
Is voice chat important for co-op?
While not required, Satisfactory is communication-heavy. Coordinating multi-story factories, dividing tasks like mining and construction, and troubleshooting production bottlenecks together works much better with voice chat.
Do we all share the same factory or build separately?
You work toward the same industrial empire. Everyone contributes to the same factory and shared production lines, making it true cooperative multiplayer rather than separate bases.