
The Princess Factory is an anomaly-detection horror game where you check princess animatronics for errors in a mysterious factory beneath an abandoned fairy-tale theme park. Your actions may determine far more than simply whether or not you get out alive...but which path will you choose?
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The Princess Factory is an anomaly-detection horror game where you work in a mysterious factory beneath an abandoned fairy-tale theme park. You must check each princess animatronic for aberrations while trying to uncover the dark secrets of the park. Your actions may determine far more than simply whether or not you get out alive...but which path will you choose?
Anomalies abound. Some are easy to spot (or hear), others not so much. Let too many slip past you, and you won't survive the day.
A new princess type is added each day, making your tasks more and more difficult. Can you survive even when four different princesses are out to get you?
What's the dark secret behind the Princess Factory? Uncover clues among the anomalies as you fight to stay alive.

No two playthroughs will be the same, and there are multiple endings to unlock. How the story ends is up to you.
A wide variety of anomalies
Randomized events to make each playthrough unique
Hand-drawn art (not AI!)
Voice acting (also not AI)
Original music (also not AI, safe for streaming!)
An intriguing mystery to unravel as you play
Four different endings determined by your choices
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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It's a fun game with loads of replayability if you like these types of games or just want to get all achievements. I still have 13 more achievements to get till it's 100% but was able to get a fun ending going the F route. Watched BigGaming64 play it and knew it'd be cool to test out. Not bad for the creators possible first game?
An hour and $2 well spent. Think of it as kind of an interactive gothic short story - not a masterpiece, but still a memorable piece of art.
Worth the $4 I spent. I just wish you got a ping or something when you made a mistake or told what mistake you made because I made one and I still can't figure out what I did wrong
Прикольная игра, правда над историей надо поработать, напоминаент историю фнафа, но со своей изюминкой. Сам геймплей прикольный, но дни слишком долгие, лучше побольше разных дней пусть и с небольшими новшествами, а то играешь 1-ый день и думаешь, что все однотипно
This is honestly a very fun game to play. I played with other people, but I can't imagine solo play is too difficult. Once you become familiar with the game play it becomes very easy. The slow lore reveal as you play feels very rewarding. I like how the lore is revealed in a variety of ways as well. There's very few downsides. The main one being that the game play can be a little repetitive when trying to achieve other endings. The game is short. I completed all the endings in two hours. If you're only looking to one ending, there's even less playtime. This isn't a critique of the developer. I personally wish there was more because I enjoyed the world building and writing very deeply.
This game is pretty fun, and with more than one ending it's interesting to see what each of them are. With the possibility of future sequels being hinted at, I highly recommend this entertaining spot the difference anomaly game!
Dużo prostsza od Papers Please, ale przyjemna.
I'm very much on the fence about this game, and it is not because it is a bad game. I hope very much that the creator of this game sees my review, so that whatever the creator identifies as, they might take something from it. I am someone who enjoys horror games. I enjoy horror movies and horror stories. Normally, I am not easily unsettled. I was not unsettled here, but I wish I was. The gameplay is simple, and it looks like a Flash game from the mid to late 2000s, so it feels a little nostalgic for me, having grown up in the era of Newgrounds.com. However, when it comes to the story of this game, I really enjoy how the story is portrayed. You get most of the story through the anomalies you're trying to prevent from getting into the park. While some of the story is presented to you between the days that you are working, most of it comes from the anomalies themselves, mostly from the data cards and the audio files that the animatronics have. Speaking of story, I'm not going to say that the story was some kind of masterpiece. It was not. But I'm also not going to compare it to something like the first Silent Hill, which had large groups of people working on it and giving feedback, when this game was made by one person. So as far as the basic themes of the plot go, for what it is, it is simply serviceable. Not bad, but serviceable. The gameplay is simple as a point-and-click game. It doesn't need to be any more complicated than that for what it is. Yet the experience has left me wanting. I am not fully satisfied with what I have with this game. I would have liked so much more. It feels lacking in content. I feel like this is the kind of game that, if it had a larger budget and a bigger crew, could have gone deeper and could have been a lot more interesting than it already is. The fact that I enjoyed it, even though it left me wanting and did not unsettle me the way I had hoped such a simple horror game would, says something. Most games of this nature would simply be played once and then returned. But I'm not going to do that. I would like for this person to keep my money and hopefully put it toward another great project, or even an expansion of this game. I really feel like the whole evil animatronic thing has been done a lot thanks to Five Nights at Freddy's, a game series that I proclaim as only having one good game, but this is done in a much more bizarre fashion. This game has a lot of undertones that really deserve to be explored further than they are in the game. I can understand having certain elements of a game be vague, but I don't think we get enough information. In terms of stability, as far as I am aware, there are only two glitches. One glitch I know about because I read the developer's comments on a video on YouTube, which is how I found out about this game. The developer said that a player could get killed when it was not supposed to happen. The other glitch is one that I discovered. If you exit to the desktop, the game just stops working and you have to close it out and restart it. I went back to my desktop because I had forgotten to close Discord. Once I started going back to the home screen, the game was simply not functional. The audio was still going, and options were still being highlighted, but I could not click on anything. Overall, this was a fun time, and I wish that this was a slightly bigger project. Sometimes, something that leaves you wanting is compliment enough to show that something with great potential is here.
Fun Game, I really enjoied it. I keeping playing and even if I complete 100%, I'd still continue to play it.
I honestly Really am enjoying the game, And it would be a fun game i'd recommend to my friends. i'd love to make my own indie game like this one day Im Not done with the game (yet) and for its price of 4.99 (as of now) its not bad, in my view its worth the buy.
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