Factorio - Complete Soundtrack
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2016
- Artwork by neo7harry
After the crash 0:00 - 1:37
Anomaly 1:37 - 2:25
Are we alone? 2:25 - 7:15
Automation 7:15 - 9:54
Beyond Factory Outskirts 9:54 - 14:30
Conseqs Disrepancy 14:30 - 16:57
Efficiency Program 16:57 - 21:28
Expansions 21:28 - 24:38
First Light 24:38 - 27:07
Gathering Horizon 27:07 - 30:30
Pollution 30:30 - 31:28
Research and Minirals 31:28 - 34:37 (Lowered volume)
Resource Deficiency 34:37 - 36:05
Sentient 36:05 - 39:05 (Lowered volume)
Solar Intervention 39:05 - 43:02
Swell Pad 43:02 - 44:16
The Oil Industry 44:16 - 47:12 (Lowered volume)
The Right Tools 47:13 - 50:36 (Lowered volume)
The Search for Iron 50:36 - 54:53 (Lowered volume)
Transmit 54:53 - 55:36 (Not really music, but whatever)
Turbine Dynamics 55:36 - 1:00:53 - Ігри
Playing all day so when going to sleep you only see transport belts running in front of your eyes
I'm at the phase where I try to automate some parts of my home.
@@doombine2012 Some? SOME?! Not ALL?!?!?
lmao I thought I was the only one
I know people say it used to happen with Tetris blocks too
Well, just count the iron per minute instead of sheeps then
so this is from the artist's website:
"All the music and sound effects were composed, created, mixed and mastered by myself. The soundtrack consists of over 75 minutes of original music and world ambience. There are over 230 sound effects for the game. At the beginning I would not have believed that I would have stood in fields at night to record wind in the trees, burnt fence panels, recorded lawnmower engines, and recorded shop security shutters opening and closing, it's been a revelation!"
It remembers me to ZUN, the creator of Touhou, he basically made +200 songs alone by himself for his games
whoa that adds some depth to this soundtrack alright
Sentient sounds like a Craig Armstrong composition. Great work
The guys who know to download the music
but need a cue file for play tracks
so i only provide a excel
To help any people get music from youtube by a full long CD music,
they can use it to easy translate to cue file.
only final use notepad ++ to replace the tap space with
to new line
drive.google.com/file/d/1e49rhilLs3mKJJmC8TSlbRibFnToE-zZ/view?usp=sharing
Absolute crazy...
the soundtrack just makes you feel... lonely
I agree, My favorite track is "solar Intervention" but I feel like it should of been named "nostalgia" because it makes me feel some strong nostalgic vibes.
lonely is supposed to be a good thing in this game
I know
True
that's why I play the game.
The fact that I have 1500 hours in this game with the music still on means something.
The Factorio soundscape is so uniquely unsettling. Just that slow progression of verdant forests withering away to barren wastelands as the petulant smog of industry chokes the world dry. The soundtrack reflects that really well with how lonely and haunting it can feel at times
couldn't have said it better myself...
Factorio and Fallout 1-2 have best soundtracks ever
@@borisbardal7359
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escape from tarkov
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when you thought its just a few songs on a loop but its over 2 hours long and no matter where you skip you recognize every song
Yeah the ost just hits you know
19:01 I just really like this bit, I'm not sure why. It feels like the main theme of the game to me
Me too. Probably because a small bit of it plays when you load a save or something like that I think
16:57*
Probably because it's what plays when the game is loading.
Casual Bird For me it's 51:22
@@Izaghast i feel like that's the theme for only the early game before you research blue science
Solar Intervention 39:05 absolutely the best part of this OST.
Same though!!! ❤️❤️ Absolutely beautiful
and efficiency program
pilotredsun vibes
واو يا زلمة ايش في
Reminds me a bit of FTL.
39:45 Favorite
that is my favorite too!
I was here for this one, thanks
00:00 to 1:00:53 Favorite
This is the one that's always stuck in my head.
2:25 47:13
I could hardly name other game with such atmosphere when you playing it over silent hours of the night
This and Sunless Sea :)
Surviving mars, incredible ost
@@Thomas-uy4vn is that game good? I tried it and I didn't like it..
@@SaadTheGlad I didn't play the game but the soundtrack is really amazing. I use it to play the terraforming mars board game
@@SaadTheGlad i haven't played it, but as far as my understanding goes it was kind of a disappointment but still has its followers that play it and love it for what it is in the same way people still loved and played No Man's Sky despite it being awful and a massive disappointment upon release (and for a long time after, and IMO and the opinion of most people still is)
factorio represents games as games. most other games try to be games as movies, games as art. factorio is the kind of game that can absorb your entire soul. really incredible. can't wait for full release and factorio 2 with ray tracing!
wait factorio 2?
Factorio 2: return of the conveyor.
@@steamrangercomputing factorio: electric bungaloo
1.0 Baby!!!
@@no_one_But_I Now where are the screenshots for Factorio 2?! :D
16:16 When the Factorio Fatigue sets in...
A soundtrack on par if not greater than Frostpunk's. The OST literally relates with your despair!
Soundtrack list for mobile/cellphone Users
After the crash 0:00 - 1:37
Anomaly 1:37 - 2:25
Are we alone? 2:25 - 7:15
Automation 7:15 - 9:54
Beyond Factory Outskirts 9:54 - 14:30
Conseqs Disrepancy 14:30 - 16:57
Efficiency Program 16:57 - 21:28
Expansions 21:28 - 24:38
First Light 24:38 - 27:07
Gathering Horizon 27:07 - 30:30
Pollution 30:30 - 31:28
Research and Minirals 31:28 - 34:37 (Lowered volume)
Resource Deficiency 34:37 - 36:05
Sentient 36:05 - 39:05 (Lowered volume)
Solar Intervention 39:05 - 43:02
Swell Pad 43:02 - 44:16
The Oil Industry 44:16 - 47:12 (Lowered volume)
The Right Tools 47:13 - 50:36 (Lowered volume)
The Search for Iron 50:36 - 54:53 (Lowered volume)
Transmit 54:53 - 55:36 (Not really music, but whatever)
Turbine Dynamics 55:36 - 1:00:53
thank me later
Doing the lords work
these are in the description
@@somber985 to click on
@@somber985 But on mobile you can't click on the links in the description.
Edit:
An update to the mobile app now allows you to click timestamps in the description.
Ok sry
10:55 I get goosebumps everytime
Special feeling here... 🤔
Its the Same, the song hots me as Hard every, single, time
same dude.... same ....
ohhh yes :)
36:05 ... oh my, this is beautiful... I could listen to this for hours, bravo for composer, incredible track
You like sentient huh? I got more where that came from.
@@evanwatling3897 yes please! :-)
If you watch Doctor Who, there's a Christmas special with a beautiful song that reminded me of the Sentient track, and it sprung my search for the soundtrack to compare. [Abigail's Song (Silence Is All You Know), from the Christmas Carol episode]
OMG Finaly i found this masterpeace, thanks for marking it!
"Beat to relax/expand factory to"
21:38 Cities Skylines! How scandoulous! what are you doing here!
That's exactly what I was thinking! lmao
this strikes me as the hyrule field night theme from zelda twilight princess
@@chozolightshow yeah! I was just gonna say it kind of reminded me a zelda at first. I swore I heard that pattern of notes somewhere in botw
At some point the music drifts into something I swear I've heard in The Matrix movie.
By the way, there is a mod in cities skylines for factorio radio - I have it and it is great.
You start off with basically nothing... and slowly grow faster and faster... from steem engines and coal everywhere, into space. There's a bit of history in this game, lots of math, design and most importanly art.
most importantly the fact that they've written the metagame in Assembly which makes it blazing fast but extremely difficult for the developer
it's all game, no art.
@@Krytax Kinda like Roller Coaster Tycoon
Krytax He wrote it in C/C++, not assembly.
@Mohan Sandal Yes it is. And currently there is some C/C++ compiler features that allow optimised machine code. So maybe you can do few optimisations in your code by using assembly sometime but is it really worth it ?
In many case you can just try to change your algorithm. Reflect on the logic and the algorithm that you use (over and over) and find other kind of optimisation before doing assembly code.
In the world of computer programming there is some principle that help the developpers to do a good code that allow others to working on it : KISS principle (Keep It Simple and Stupid)
This OST perfectrly depicts the everlasting fight between a human and the nature.
@@shovel_salesman the factory must grow
@potato Correct
@lCenZ yup
@Mendax WHAT IS FUCING WRONG WITH UR ACCOUNT AVATAR 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂
Whenever I play a factory game other than Factorio, I always mute the music and keep listening to this playlist. It just fits this style of game perfectly, its actually insane how well made this soundtrack is.
50:38 I don’t know why but when I listen to “the search for iron” I always think of an abandoned factory by the shores of an eternal sea
37:30 is probably on of my favourites. It kinda feels like its the song of the nature and the hearbeat of this planet and that you should admire it.
I hear it and I imagine traversing enormous landscapes in a nuclear powered train, watching the sunset
37:20, the melodic drone kinda noise is just amazing, and fits so well when you're feeling some progression in factorio, what a game, and what a simplistic but effective soundtrack as well, can't wait for the full release of the game later this year!
-gets train, proceeds to make a loop and zoom around it for 30 minutes
That's the first thing I did when I got trains
I just get run over by them instead.
Solar Intervention brought me here. Great tune.
same!
love when the keyboard kicks in at 3:05
why did i expected mechanical keyboard noises
sentient is an absolutely amazing inspiring track. I love it every time I hear it in game.
Steven Cleere I love you too
I love working to this music.
-Harvester Games
Me too I love doing my homework to this
Some of them feel like you can go to another dimension in the game, but when you feel yourself in the game, its the factory expanding. Like dark matter, it will expand and as you expand the factory it expands faster and faster. Growing until you've reached the map's end, even then you expand the factory, no tile gone to waste. You don't feel time anymore. You don't feel hunger, sadness, or anger, only expansion. "The factory must grow. The factory must grow." You look around to find where the voice came from and see nobody is around you. The window next to you is dark, its night. You look at your bed. It looks comfortable. You look back at your factory. "I need more gears" You mumble. You tell yourself to do one last task then go to bed. It's been 12 hours. You fixed the gear problem 11 hours ago. "The factory must grow. The factory must grow," you mumble over and over again. Your family is worried. They tried yelling at you, grabbing you, and then gave up. They come in every once and a while to check in on you. "The factory must grow," you mumble as responses. It's been days. It's been weeks. The factory will always be demanding something new. Everything needs more. Iron production low. Copper wire production low. Red circuit production low. Finally, after weeks, you get off. Everything flashes back to you at once like a slingshot being pulled back every second you where gone being released onto you. You pass out right at your desk. Even in your dreams, you find yourself saying "The factory must grow" over and over again. When you wake up, you see your playtime in factorio. 2688 hours. You check your phone. 1300 messages from friends, family, and spammers. You decide it's best to delete factorio, as it already has done enough. You fix everything in life. Everything seems great from a friend's perspective, but deep inside, you know the factory is calling you. At night, you hear voices say "The factory must grow" over and over again. Nothing will ever get rid of the factory. You can never escape the factory.
*"The factory must grow"*
I think everyone who can spend thousand of hours expanding a factory and still being called by it should seriously think to make some engineering. This passion is urgently needed among the engineer's community. I would really like to see him designing real machines.
Damn this game has a good soundtrack.
The sound effects and ost remind me of NEO scavenger
Are you kidding
Mediocre at best
@@1stdaybreaker707 No u
i want ur pfp
@37:20 makes almost everything in to epic moment!
Saunis I was taking my first hunt/joyride in the car. I was out far from my base when this theme first started.
Yeah. Epic and magical.
Sounds like something out of Kerbal Space Program
This started playing when I started replacing my steel furnaces with electric ones. Cleaning up those messy coal lines was very satisfying
@@stanislavzoldak2198 More like something out of universe sandbox 2
29:11 I have *never* heard that super quiet electronic/chip-tune sound before. Heard this song so many times but have never noticed that until now. The song was already perfect for the game, and now hearing that sound, I'm brought to tears. It was there all along.
This game really reminds me of little inferno. They're completely different but there's an atmosphere that both have. It's the mix between the awe and the regret that comes from industry.
My only regret playing factorio is that the factory isn't growing as fast as it can!
22:35 - this is like your first 20 hours in factorio and you discover that you can do much much more
There's even that daunting sound of future magnificence yet realized
Efficiency Program makes me more efficient at work especially the part at 19:02
This was the soundtrack of 1/2 my life until I got a handle on things. Addictorio had its hooks in me for several months. Thanks for sharing!
Addictorio? Thats clearly right!)
There is a reason people call it virtual crack and the more straightforward Cracktorio.
Anywho, congrats on your escape, I wish you good health.
7:20 I get chills every time
same
Snap
Seriously, what a great soundtrack. Absolutely love the vibe and how it suits the game. I can feel loneliness, danger, machine and life sounds. It is just mood of what it would feel like trying to tame and conquer a new planet, facing an unknown.
this soundtrack does a great job of adding to the atmosphere of you expanding your factory on a planet you are not welcome on
pollution is my personal fave
Same!
2:25 is my personal fav
the one i remembered the most definitely, and its in 7/8 too
Yup
watching the pretty trees turn brown and die, the grass wither, the sky fade to a cloudy haze, all for the glorious progress of industry
Sentient ♥ (36:05)
love those string like synths! really sends chills down my spine as im working on getting my auto iron smeltery
Good to subwoofers
Its def the bestt
Totally the best one!
Sounds like a halo wars soundtrack god damn
40:00 is always so fire
30:30 Favorite [2]
Agreed
Чтооо???? Ты тут! Вот это да прикольно вышло.
When I think of Factorio, I always think of Pollution. An edited part of it is what you hear when you turn on the game, after all.
I belts only belts about belts, yellow belts, red belts, blue belts
that part is also in efficiency program
This is a wonderful album to let play in the background whilst programming!
I listen to this every single night on a sleep timer when I go to bed
Listening to that I feel like a kid listening to the Minecraft soundtrack... Weird... :I
Dude, that stuffs nostalgic tho
@@pokmon987 Yeah totally. Even though i never really got into minecraft I agree completely
I feel like a kid listening to the Tiberium Sun soundtrack, weird.
This game and soundtrack give me such a Fallout 1 and 2 vibe, I love it
I remember having to build so many underground tunnels for pipes and conveyor belts, my base was a total mess. I liked a certain project, where coal from the mine was picked up by an array of auto-smelters, then into a row of chests and into a chemical plant, then from the last chest onto a track that transported the coal to the boilers. Oh, and also dying dozens of times to biters. Ah, my first time with this game.
15:54 Sounds like Batman Arkham Whatever
28:00 Sounds like Mass Effect
28:36 Sounds like Mass Effect and Skyrim
'Sentient' is definitely my favorite. It contains the whole story of the game, if you listen carefully
30:30 favorite
51:28 i love this one too
In all of life there is a factory that must grow.
28:00 I like this part of Gathering Horizon a lot
Reminds me of the mass effect Galaxy map
@@Krzys_D It always gives me huge Skyrim vibes _every time_ (plus a mix of Mass Effect vibes, didn't know it was the Galaxy Map though) and I just figured out why. It starts at 28:35 , and it reminds me a lot of the horn from ua-cam.com/video/1eF2gOBC848/v-deo.html . Could totally be a coincidence, but notice the name ;)
I'm sure there are other songs in Skyrim like that, but I like that the names are super similar in this case
Мне всегда нравились такого рода мелодии, как бы объяснить, при их прослушивании возникает чувство, будто ты ничтожная пищинка в этом бесконечном мире, особенно если ты наедине сам с собой, ты начинаешь задумываться над всем, и нередко возникает невольные страх и грусть. Ведь умеют же люди делать атомсферные игры!
:)
Не знаю по какой причине, но этот саундтрек помимо создания атмосферы одиночества и глубины мира, еще почему-то напоминает атмосферу старых игр.
Not for me, as an introvert I love isolation
"Are we alone?" is so, so hauntingly beautiful. It might be my favourite.
It’s not even been my 2nd day of playing the legendary game with is beautiful music composition, and track solar intervention already is sending chills down my spine it is that good. I guarantee it will be nostalgic in 5 years, aswell as many of those tracks, thank you whoever composed these.
A little bit, especially after playing on one save for 120 hours.
23:15 that part always make me remember matrix hahaha
I was thinking the same thing haha. Very similar sounding its what brought me here.
ok good it's not just me
I love The Search for Iron. The steel drum is quite an impressive instrument.
This is one of the few modern games that still captures the unsettling feeling soundtracks of 2000-2013 were able to capture.
What's funny is... if someone asked me "How many tracks are in the Factorio BGM?", I'd reply with "I don't know, seven or eight?". You tend to play this game for so many consecutive hours that you'll hear the entire soundtrack loop several times in one sitting, which produces that illusion since you'll hear them all repeatedly.
so I'm listening through and then it gets to 10:56 and I get goosebumps. It sounded awesome.
God Solar Intervention slaps so hard.
If there was ever a soundtrack that sounded so naturally unnatural, it has to be this. A fantastic compliment to the atmosphere of factorio.
Amazing soundtrack for one of the best games in decades. This and Kenshi are currently top of my list.
You crash on an alien world, looking over the burning wreckage of your ship. You scavenge what you can, and begin walking through the wasteland you’re surrounded by. Wind whistles through dead trees, and you think to gather some wood for your own use. You’re an engineer, clad in the equivalent of tissue paper. Your hard hat and basic protection does little to reassure your nerves. You think you can hear the sound of something organic clicking in the distance. You are left with no choice.
The Factory Must Grow.
You find a spot, not too far away with exposed veins of ore, coal, and stone. There’s a lake nearby, filled with fish. The fish are actually quite pleasant cooked. You suppose there are worse things to subside off of. You tap the ground for its wealth by hand, harvesting barely enough to get basic machinery working. Iron and Copper becomes plates, which is changed into an infinite number of products. You are painfully, crushingly alone.
The Factory Must Grow.
You rig-up your first set of electric equipment, drills and labs. Soon, basic automation follows suit. You breath a sigh of relief, however brief. You can finally rest a little easier, now having the certainty of your machines to rely on, instead of your hands. Iron and copper are fused in assembly machines, forming a red liquid you pipe into laboratories to fuel your research. All the while, your map details a growing cloud of pollution from your gains. Can’t be too bad, right? You continue regardless.
The Factory Must Grow.
Days later, you’ve established a proper automated base of operations. Bugs that bite menace you, but you erect turrets to lay waste to them. Their grey husks lay deceased outside your factory walls. You watch as your machines whir to life again, constructing trains for long-range transport. You can’t help but wonder what new avenues this allows for. Your starter patches still lie abundant, but you need more space, more ore, more everything.
The Factory Must Grow.
Days turn to weeks turn to months. You’re no longer alone, more or less. Automated robot helpers buzz about your factories, repairing and restocking as you deem fit. They’re not alive, but they’re better then the bugs. The insects have grown stronger, but so have you. Exponentially stronger. Turrets that belch great streams of fire and energy beams line your walls. Even the behemoth bugs that once could break you in half are laid waste. They are nothing. Less then nothing. You’ve stopped looking at the stars as much, recently. Stopped dreaming of your grand return home nearly as often. The idea of eating something other than fish is almost as alien as the planet you reside on. Your mind is consumed with the comforting howl of wind, infinite designs for new, more grand belt schemes. Your every thought is devoted to improving productivity. Sure, your trains can carry a lot of resources, but can they do it faster? Do it better?
The Factory Must Grow.
Months turn to years, and you stand before the rocket silo. It’s been what feels like forever since you’ve seen another human, yet you remain sharp. The insects have been practically eradicated, relegated to sparse cells that would be a waste of an atomic device. A spider-shaped robot sits idle, towering above the factory. You don’t even need walls anymore. You watch as the last of the rocket fuel is inserted into your escape. Is it an escape? Were you ever truly trapped at all? Your hand hesitates over the ladder. This factory… it’s been your purpose, your soul, for however many years. Your power-armor clad head turns suddenly, noticing a gap in the line of iron plates being produced. Perhaps… perhaps you could still optimize a few things. You’ve waited this long, you can wait a little longer.
The Factory Must Grow.
27:07 this one really rewards you as it builds. Genius.
16:20
I just love that part.
Felix-Alexander Curtiss Sounds like a diris irae. You might like that style
Huh, that is quite interesting. I'll have to look into it more. Thank-you.
That feeling, you finaly get drons after hours and say what a messy large base. After another days you build trains then zoom out and start searching for original base. And after another days:,, where is that pixel of my original base on the map?" One of the few games where you don't have to turn music off.
i couldn't imagine a game which had captured the feeling of being alone in the whole planet better than factorio.
Beyond factory outskirts (#14) is my favourite one, especially the begging part
27:45 love this part, beautiful
16:20 Is the sound associated with death in Rome. I love that this is in here.
36:05 this gives me chills...
Came here looking for Sentient. What a great piece. Wish it was longer. Thank you for posting this.
I can hear belts in the background even when the music is paused
23:15
16:20
Always stuck in my head.
Same
I hear this music in my head, all day long, even when I'm not playing. So good!
Is it odd that this is some of my favorite music of all time.
Nope, same here.
Efficiency Program 16:57 fav
This is absolute masterpiece! I always listen to this soundtrack when I have to focus on something. It greatly helps to get tasks done!
47:13 In my first times playing the game, I was unable to identify this sound in my headphones and always think it was some strange alarm outside.
Jesus christ that must have been scary
@@smobasi3367 It was very scary, it was at the beggining of cor0na and I thougth it was some emergency alert for people.
Oh god i feel bad for you for that experience
Does anyone else think that Factorio looks (and sounds) similar to Fallout 1 + 2?
Also there is a visual similarity in colors. Made me instantly fall in love with the game :)
Thought I was the only one
the exact reason why i like the game so much
I dunno why but it really gives me an oddworld vibe
Yeah, and i dont know why but i always feel starcraft vibes too when i play it
The graphics and music in this game are reminiscent of Starcraft 1.
39:20 i love this one so much it always plays when im in the middle of thinking really really hard about my next railway network plan
Factorio is one of really few games these days where game is about playing. There was a term in my language for 80s games which i could translate to "honeyness". Honey is sweet and sticky, also it's eyecathing when it slowly flows. So were these games, player character consisted of 64 pixels but i've simulated fever to not go to school and play all day long.
Same is true with factorio, i am almost 40yo but i feel like a kiddo when i am setting up semaphores to automate resources' transportation beteen mines and processing plants.
Music is same story, i was playing demo version for a week or so, not to win just to fool around in "abandoned railbase" level 5, there wasn't single time that music was boring or annoying.
There's a beauty to the feeling of this soundtrack, and the game as a whole, which I don't know how to describe. It's just so desolate yet comforting. There's also the guilt that comes with completely beating an untouched planet into submission but the compulsion to continue as you're too far gone and the factory must grow...
despair of lonliness that converts into that deep human feeling of... "I can do this"
Thank you alot for this
Been trying to figure out which track is my favorite, have come to the conclusion that they all are. The coherence in this ost is quite frankly astounding
I’m glad I’m not the only one to think Solar Intervention is the best part of this. So nostalgic, idk why.
I emailed the artist once thanking him, he was very kind.
For some reason the main melody/theme of this never gets old - amazing work
Thank you for this.
factorio's ost fit the game so well. congratz to the artist.
I rewinded to Solar intervention.
I was looking at a 11 year old me. The nostalgia was too much.
how can a soundtrack be so amazingly beautiful, i could hear this in 10 years and say it is from factorio, so recognizable
I dont usually listen to music much when I study as it distracts me but for some reason this is like the ultimate study music for me just makes me focus so much.
Beautiful music. I realized that way after playing, because when your head was burned by thinking you didnt listen.....
Factorio is one of the most underrated games out there.
Damn its perfect. When I play Factorio the music is just there it the background. But now when I hear it without the game, I detect the influence of the music in this game.