This modpack is very simple yet very complex at the same time: make colored globules to make more colored globules. Frankly there isn't much to it in concept, but in practice it becomes very deep and consuming. The best part? There's none of the typical boring, monotonous garbage that you usually do in Minecraft! You just acquire huge amounts of white globule and turn it into... literally any other globule! So far the microcrafting has been very minimal, and even the microcrafting there is can be very easily automated. I haven't gotten super far yet, but I'm excited for what else this pack has to offer and I'm looking forward to progressing further.

I'll expand on and refine my review later when I have a chance to experience more of the pack, but as of now it's very promising.

Would highly recommend to anyone who likes tech and automation that you give this a try.

I'll preface by saying I'm writing this after completing Chapter 2, which isn't very far into progression.
As someone who doesn't really like how automation (tech) packs are done in Minecraft, the beginning of this pack managed to keep my attention for the entirety of my play session. Everything is stripped down to the bare essentials, just you and an infinite resource you have to manipulate to progress (Being a weirdo that enjoys incremental games on ROBLOX, this really entices me). You can get the first few automated parts going in just a minute or two of gameplay, which is fantastic, and all the basic components are incredibly simple and cheap to craft so you're spending your time figuring out how to actually automate things rather than tediously collecting the items needed.
If there is a point of tedium it is the power logistics. For me, the energy cables just did not do anything and I had to use machines with outputs set (manually for each block) to transfer power.

Short, Tech and somewhat expert?

Btw, you can see my suffering at my youtube playlist (if you like chipmunks talking, this is for you)

Packs nowadays are too big and long, ESPECIALLY if they are export sized packs (dont get me started on 1.12.2 expert packs). If you want something that you could finish in about 2 weeks, this is the perfect pack for you.

This is a skyblock pack, everyone's definition of skyblock will be different (unless we the community create a new term for it), but it's worth noting my definition of a skyblock pack (doesn't mean its the correct one): low to no exploration, where you artificially create materials. (techopolis 3 on a flat world counts as a skyblock pack to my definition). Normally I feel that skyblock packs are "tied" with tech. I haven't seen no one do a skyblock exploration pack or stuff like that.

Now I feel that it being an "expert" pack is pushing it a little bit, I feel that the recipe chains are medium sized, I also cannot say its casual, since you have to be Reeeaaalllyyyy mindful of the space, you cannot really afford losing space.

Into the content!

Now for the content, starting of with what I love, this philosophy should be applied in any TECH heavy pack. Make pipes CHEAP, that's it! In 1 minute of starting you are able to craft item pipes and are able to start automating. I could go on a rant on saying hating on tech packs that make automation horrible to set up.

This doesn't mean that I love the pipes, it's something that the pack cannot fix but instead the pipe mods themselves (am talking about you, curvy and modern dynamics). I feel that atleast 15% of my time in the pack is configuring pipes. What becomes setting up automation is held back by a chore of filtering pipes.

Also the custom item textures and block texture are REALLY, REALLY, GOOD. I think it's worth mentioning that the sound muffler ultra (don't remember the name of the mod) is there for a really good reason, for muting atomic reconstructor sounds, so like mega good.

Hopefully I am able to edit this review as time goes on

I'll preface this review by saying I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of this pack. I never got any frame drops (apart from when initially joining the world, but that is expected) on relatively old hardware (2017).

I also played the one-room challenge, but I'll try to keep my review generic.

The pack offers a pretty nice premise. You are in a room with a limited volume in which to automate. Every chapter, you gain access to a new room. The pack makes pretty high use of in-world crafting to create interesting crafting recipes. The first chapter is especially good in that. Every chapter has its own gimmick, which makes for a pretty good experience automating it.

Now, what I really like about this pack is that the raw resources are essentially infinite, and are never the main bottleneck (unless you go for the one-room challenge...) This means that there is not the typical resource grind we see on skyblock. All expected materials can be created from this basic material you can harvest trivially, materia.

There are definitely points that lack some polish, a lot of which have been addressed by the pack dev as I reported them, but this pack is not meant to be played as a forever pack. You should not come in expecting a fully cohesive, narrative experience. To be clear, the amount of lack of polish I mean is the lack of some JEI integration for custom behavior (that is explained in the quest book instead) or the default configs of some machines being inconsistent. I found many other annoyances when playing the beta that the dev removed almost immediately and, as such, won't be considere by this review.
I also found the pack too easy if played normally. The packdev made power a non-issue from the get go, with very powerful generators (that I only had to upgrade thrice in my entire playthrough). I did not find that the limited space, the main gimmick of the pack, was a real challenge, because the dev provided more than enough space. That is also why I chose to attempt the one-room challenge (which the pack dev previously thought impossible). Still, I could figuratively bang my head at automation puzzles for (mostly) self-inflicted reasons and create a very satisfying machine blob. If you also fear that the pack might be too easy, the one-room challenge is a nice way to make things more difficult without ruining the fun.

Finally, I will mention that the dev was very kind and helpful, and responded very well to my relentless requests. I might or might not have been the reason behind 4 updates.

Overall, if you're looking for a short pack with a quick progression and a unique gimmick that is well self-contained, this is a good pack. If you're looking for a pack to replay 5 times and sink 1000 hours into, this is not the pack for you.