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A forgotten contract world. An ocean of unicomp. An industry waiting to restart.
Quinityn takes a world from YuokiTani's original stories and turns it into a hostile industrial frontier. Pick through buried machinery, pump purple seas of Liquid Unicomp A2, and rebuild a factory among weathered soil, dead turf, ash, slag and poisoned trees. The native life has already made itself at home.
This Factorio 2.1 + Space Age planet add-on gives Yuoki Industries and Engines a destination and a progression of their own. Their recipes stay locked until you physically land on Quinityn. From there, turn salvaged parts into a working industry, build a rocket from local resources, and give your factory a reason to keep coming back.
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An ocean that can become almost anything. Pump unicomp from the shoreline and reconstruct it into the resources your factory needs. Supply power and processing capacity, then expand across the sea with Durotal foundations. Shore inserters can also dispose of unwanted items in the liquid—choose carefully.
A factory built from the wreckage. Local N4 and F7 deposits, collapsed stockpiles and hand processing support an empty-inventory landing. Recover the first materials, bring water and power online, and work toward advanced machines, Mechanical Force, farming, defense and interworld trade.
| Recover the past | Put it to work |
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| Industrial salvage gives buried machinery a second life as useful starting materials. | Quinityn research data turns local materials, Technic Signs and recovered flyash into new technology. |
Industry with a lasting purpose. Make Quinityn science in Yuoki factories, recover flyash with Fatmice air scrubbers, and export research data for infinite mining productivity and Yuoki plasma damage upgrades.
Quinityn's Uni-touched biters, spitters, worms and nests wear distinct royal-violet shades after generations beside the unicomp waters. They resist lasers more strongly than their ordinary counterparts, and your pollution gives them a reason to visit.
Rarer Stomp-a-trons emerge from the same nests: five-legged organic hybrids with Spidertron bodies, yellow sensors and colors that deepen from pale blue to royal purple as they grow. Their smaller stature hides the strength of their Gleba relatives. Bring defenses; their remains hold salvage and ancient data.
| Uni-touched biters | Stomp-a-trons |
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| Four biter tiers, small through behemoth, left to right. | Three Stomp-a-tron sizes, small through big, left to right. Open the original for the yellow sensors. |
Editor-staged in-game captures · Factorio 2.1.21 + Space Age · Click for full size.
Meet the inhabitants in the enemy field guide, with size variants, combat traits and loot. Their industrial origins belong to this add-on's telling of Quinityn.
- Discover Quinityn and travel from Nauvis. Physically land to complete the field survey and open its industrial progression.
- Make the first machines count. Sort salvage, process N4 and F7, and build a primitive burner Cimota for the water your first power plant needs.
- Recover the planet's knowledge. Mine an ash-coated rock to reveal science, follow the manufacturing milestones, and put your first Yuoki factory to work.
- Build your way out—and a reason to return. Establish local rocket production, expand over unicomp, and keep the research flowing.
In-game Tips and Tricks guide you through the stages. For recipes, milestones and production ratios, open the progression guide and flyash guide.
Playable development preview. Requires Factorio 2.1.21 or later in 2.1, Space Age, Yuoki Industries 1.3.0+ and Engines 1.3.0+. The recorded test baseline is 2.1.21 with pinned dependency sources; later versions and other overhauls need separate testing.
Build the current source to try the features described here. The downloadable 0.1.0 preview is an older snapshot and does not include the Uni-touched enemies. Follow the installation guide for either route, dependency details and save compatibility.
Back up development saves. Use a fresh Quinityn surface to see the current terrain and enemy population. Headless checks cover core mechanics; a complete graphical playthrough and balance review remain outstanding. Validation and limitations describe what has been checked.
Quinityn's name and contract-world inspiration come from YuokiTani. Its unicomp seas, landscape and Uni-touched inhabitants are this add-on's adaptation. Read the lore and original sources. Maintained by jatmn; playtest feedback, translations and focused contributions are welcome. Contribute.
Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, with third-party exceptions in NOTICE. Artwork provenance records the image sources.