Factory 95

Great aesthetcs and feel really capture the early days of playings around on our family x386 and the early Office suite. I think the game visuals are so convincing you could run it full screen on a colleagues computer and they'd think someone had changed their OS. Gameplay: You make slides. Simple premise. Complex as customers keep asking for more and more features. You have to organise your factory in ways that will achieve the deliverable for the customer. Likes: Reading the spam mail. There are so many references here that make me laugh. The footy tipping competitions, going to Fishbowl for lunch, and a lot of other fairly Australian jokes in there. Pinny is the perfect love/hate/hate character. Dislikes: How it shows how bloated Powerpoint has become these days. Overall a great game with a "I'll just complete one more request" progression style that allows for play times as little or long as you like.

very fun and relaxing! different from other factory games, less about optimization and more about figuring out how to get resources where they need to be within the restrictions of the playing field. type of game that has me thinking about a tough puzzle all day when I'm not playing.

Hachi Machi, this game has it all, I am not usually into puzzle games but this scratches a nice itch and is very easy to pick up and lose yourself in for a while. I have just scratched the surface with these challenges and already feel perplexed I look forward to playing more and seeing how crazy they can get.

Extremely charming factory/puzzle game with top notch aesthetics, well worth the $10

Muito bom o jogo de puzzle. Bem divertido e com um preço justo. O jogo vai ficando mais difícil conforme você vai passando, porém não é algo surreal. Ótimo para jogatinas casuais.

If Zachtronics and my old family computer had a baby.

The moment to moment gameplay is kind of like the game "shapez", but I like this more so far. I like the concept of moving resources from page to page instead of a huge open area.