
In this clever logic puzzle, craft each ball using the right tools. Yes, the classic Factory Balls puzzle game is back with fresh ideas. And this time, the balls might even have arms and legs, welcome to Factory Balls Go!
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Do you think working on an assembly line is boring? Not if you're manufacturing Factory Balls!
Your job in this clever logic puzzle game is to custom-craft each ball. You’ve got all the tools you need to fulfill every order... except the instruction manual.
Yes, the classic Factory Balls puzzle game is back with fresh ideas! And this time, the balls might even have arms and legs, welcome to Factory Balls Go!
In each level, you’ll see the target design of your ball on the shipping box. Starting from a plain white ball, get to work by dipping it into paint cans, using tools, and figuring out the correct order of actions to manufacture the right ball.
For example: the target ball might be red on top and blue on the bottom. Maybe you should paint the ball red first, then put on a helmet to protect the top half before dipping it into blue paint...
If you enjoy clever puzzles and a satisfying mental workout, Factory Balls Go! will keep your brain busy with 100 original levels.
Factory Balls Go! is a game by puzzle maestro Bart Bonte.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek +91 more
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Classic factory balls gameplay. The 100 levels go by really fast, though. My playtime includes my first playthrough and going BACK THROUGH the levels to achieve every star, with enough time to refund. No achievements other than that to speak of, so if you're looking for another game to perfect and never play again, this is a really great 2 hours of gameplay.
It's a bit more challenging than other Factory Balls games. The star system adds some strategy. I like the new mechanics and the return of the fire blast thing. I like the graphics and the song but I feel like a bit of the 2000s browser game feel is lost because of it.
I adore these games. Simple and yet complex at the same time. Just the right amount of challenge to feel satisfying, not so much you're stumped for ages, but also somehow you never feel patronised or like it's dialling it in. Also good for kids. It's a beautifully fine line, where kids can reason (or brute force) their way through, and yet adults can also enjoy the puzzle. Bart Bonte treads that line with consummate skill, and I appreciate him very much.
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