Ore Factory Squad Features - Co-op, Demo and DLC

The Ore Factory Squad features list is built around one number and one idea: up to four players, and a factory that keeps running whether you are there or not. Around that, the listing tags a set of comfort and convenience options rather than extra modes.

The tags the store publishes

Everything here is tagged on the official store page rather than described in prose.

• Single-player, for running the operation alone.
• Multi-player, Co-op and Online Co-op, for up to 4 players together.
• Steam Achievements and Family Sharing.
• Full controller support, plus DualShock and DualSense support.
• Camera comfort, custom volume controls and stereo sound.
• Playable without timed input, with a play-at-your-own-pace tag.
• Save anytime.

There is no split-screen tag and no difficulty tag, so the co-op arrangement advertised is an online one.

Ratings and the absent content descriptors

The listing carries no Steam content descriptors, so the store page shows no warning panel at all.

Scheme	Rating	Descriptors on the listing
DEJUS (Brazil)	6	None listed
Steam Germany scheme	12	None listed
IGRS (Indonesia)	3	Online interaction

Only one of the three boards cites a reason, and it is online interaction rather than anything in the game content. The 12 from the German scheme is the highest figure anywhere on the listing, and it stands out against the other two without any descriptor explaining why.

Languages, voice and audio

Seventeen languages are listed: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish for Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese for Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Portuguese for Brazil, Danish, Dutch and Ukrainian.

None of them carries the full audio flag. That is a wide text footprint with no advertised voice track, which is common for an industrial simulation but worth knowing before buying if audio matters.

Store metadata and reception

The listing names threeW as developer and PlayWay S.A. as publisher, and files the game under Indie and Simulation. Steam reported 1,784 reviews on the store page at the time we captured the data.

Sixteen screenshots and two trailers are published. What is not listed is any season pass, any roadmap, or any description of the demo at appid 4396420 or the DLC at appid 5142220.

Two appids without names is the awkward part of this listing: a demo and a DLC exist on the page, and a reader has to open them separately to learn what either one contains.

The store text also covers customisation, which the tags do not: you can change your character with different outfits, faces, gloves and helmets, and personalise the factory with walls, floors, signs and decorations. None of that has its own tag.

Where to go next

The achievements are counted and partly named on Achievements, the store data in a single table is on Cheat Sheet, and the mining and production systems are explained on How It Plays.