Ore Factory Squad Wiki

Your community hub for Ore Factory Squad — the four-player co-op mining and factory sim from threeW on Steam, out now since July 16, 2026. Track v1.0.1 patch notes, explore Redstone City, master procedural digging, conveyor automation, voice chat, and property expansion from demo through full release.

4-Player Co-op Steam July 2026
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Getting Started with Ore Factory Squad

New to the dig site? Start here for onboarding, demo access, and hardware checks before you boot up your first shift with the squad.

Mining & Underground Extraction

Procedural dig sites reward smart tool choices and vertical planning. Master shovels, pickaxes, jackhammers, dynamite, and the Modular Mining Lift.

Factory Automation & Conveyors

Turn raw ore into steady contract deliveries with belts, machines, warehouse robots, and thoughtful layout planning.

Contracts, Money & Priorities

Contracts drive your cash flow. Learn which jobs to take first, how deadlines work, and when to reinvest versus stockpile.

Four-Player Co-op Multiplayer

Ore Factory Squad is built for teamwork. Coordinate roles, voice chat, and shared property upgrades across online co-op.

Vehicles & Surface Logistics

Forklifts, trucks, and haul routes connect dig sites to warehouses. Good logistics beat running ore by hand every time.

Walkthroughs & Progression

Follow structured paths from demo levels through mid-game expansion when properties, machines, and contracts scale up together.

Map, Warehouse & Property Expansion

The surface city and underground dig sites share one economy. Plan property buys and warehouse throughput before you overcommit.

Steam Achievements & Completion

Track all 35 Steam achievements with category breakdowns and squad routing so everyone contributes without blocking progress.

Launch Updates & Patch Notes

Ore Factory Squad launched July 16, 2026 with a same-day v1.0.1 hotfix. Follow every major Steam update summarized for squads.

Reviews & Buying Advice

Released July 16, 2026 on Steam with a free demo. Compare versions and decide if the full game fits your co-op group.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ore Factory Squad?

Ore Factory Squad is a four-player co-op mining and factory simulation game on Steam, developed by threeW and published by PlayWay S.A. Squads dig procedurally generated underground sites, haul ore to the surface, automate processing with conveyors and machines, and fulfill contracts to fund property expansion. The full game released on July 16, 2026, with a free demo available on Steam.

Is there a demo for Ore Factory Squad?

Yes. A free Steam demo lets you play through the opening levels with a friend, learn mining tools, basic conveyors, and early contracts. The demo is ideal for checking performance on your PC and deciding if the co-op loop fits your group before buying the full release. See our demo guide for level-by-level walkthroughs.

How many players can play co-op?

Ore Factory Squad supports up to four players in online co-op. Demo v1.7.0 added integrated voice chat with device selection, making it easier to coordinate mining roles, factory building, and contract deliveries. All players share property progress and warehouse storage on the host save.

What ores and tools are in the game?

Core mineable resources include Copper, Iron, Gold, and Diamond, each tied to different contract tiers and processing chains. You start with a shovel and pickaxe, then unlock jackhammers and dynamite for faster breaking and controlled blasting. The Modular Mining Lift connects deep tunnels to surface conveyor lines.

Does Ore Factory Squad have achievements?

The Steam version includes 35 achievements covering mining depth, automation milestones, contract totals, vehicle usage, and co-op feats. Most unlock in normal progression; a few require deliberate squad coordination. Our achievement pages list every title with practical tips.

Is this wiki official?

No. Ore Factory Squad Wiki is an unofficial fan resource maintained by players. We are not affiliated with threeW or PlayWay S.A. Content is based on the demo, release build, and community testing — always verify critical details against in-game patch notes after updates.