Show HN: Factorio but with Unreliable Components

A deterministic automation puzzle reimagined around failure: components have probabilistic reliability, and the challenge is to design conveyor networks and control logic that turn a stream of flaky parts into consistently trustworthy outputs. Players place conveyors, sorters, counters, markers and marker-gates to inspect, reroute and combine items until three components arrive consecutively at 100% reliability. The experience begins with a guided tutorial and progresses through three beta scenarios that introduce more complex components and constraints. A simple UI lets players compare reference and built systems, observe reliability percentages, and iterate on solutions; the game runs in-browser with keyboard and mouse support.

The project frames its mechanics as a metaphor for trust and truth: reliability engineering becomes a way to resolve conflicting claims and build dependable systems from uncertain pieces. The creator encourages sharing builds and problem-solving through a Discord community and offers subscription updates for development milestones and the full release. An AI disclosure notes that AI was used in coding and that earnings would fund artists and musicians. The tone is exploratory and puzzle-focused, inviting players to experiment, compare solutions and refine strategies for guaranteed outputs.