Blog
· launch
Weekbound is out: know what your World of Warcraft week is for
A free website for World of Warcraft retail: pick one road, see only its next three steps, and a new stage opens at each weekly reset. No login, nothing to install.
· launch
Diamond Threat is out: Minecraft, but diamonds make mobs bigger
Our first Minecraft mod: every diamond you carry makes the monsters around you bigger. Drop them and they shrink, until a mob eats them. Free on CurseForge.
· studio
Ludven is live: tiny apps built in public
Ludven is a small studio making small apps and games in the open. What is on the site today, how the board works, and what comes next.
· build
Building Factory Board: our Satisfactory base said starving. It was backed up.
Every Satisfactory calculator tells you what to build. None of them look at what you actually built. So we made one that reads your save file, in your browser, and tells you which lines are slow, why, and what to fix first.
· studio
We're on YouTube and TikTok: how we make our shorts
Ludven now posts short videos on YouTube and TikTok. How each one is made: frames drawn from the live app, real gameplay, and an AI voice we say is AI.
· build
A Satisfactory save viewer that never uploads your save
How Factory Board reads a Satisfactory save inside your browser tab, what the page counts, and how to check for yourself that nothing is uploaded.
· build
Satisfactory: starving for parts you already have
A Satisfactory line can starve for an item your base holds hundreds of. That is routing, not production, and building more makes it worse.
· build
Where are Satisfactory save files on Windows?
Satisfactory keeps saves in %LOCALAPPDATA%\FactoryGame\Saved\SaveGames on Windows, for Steam and Epic. How to find the newest one.
· build
Satisfactory power grid: when starving is a power problem
A machine on a dead Satisfactory power grid has a full input and an empty output, exactly like a starving one. Check the grid first.
· build
Why is my Satisfactory production line slow?
A Satisfactory line at 67% is either starving or backed up, and the two want opposite fixes. How to tell which one from the machine's buffers.