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Demo is out

Kozelek, Tomas. 2012. “Demo is out.” Factorio blog. Wube Software.

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Demo is out
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https://factorio.com/blog/post/demo-is-out
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© Wube Software; all rights reserved. Quoted briefly for research.
Credit
Tomáš Kozelek, "Demo is out", Factorio blog, 31 December 2012.
Notes
Announces the first public demo and the alpha available "per-request".

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  • Factorio
  • Power network

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Wube released the first version of Factorio's demo, a three-level campaign, on 31 December 2012, and made an alpha version available on request by email at the same time.post of 2012-12-31, first paragraphfirst paragraphsecond paragraphDev blog
Of IndustrialCraft, BuildCraft and Thermal Expansion, IndustrialCraft 1 has the earliest known power network: the IC wiki described its cables carrying a generator's current to machines by 11 April 2011. BuildCraft added its power system, Minecraft Joules, in 2.0.0 at the end of July 2011, by the account of its later developer asie, and Thermal Expansion's first release, in June 2012, needed power from BuildCraft or Forestry. Factorio's earliest date read here is its first demo, released on 31 December 2012; when its electric poles arrived isn't read here.post of 2012-12-31, first paragraphWiki
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