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Alcohol Factory Simulator is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Appscraft Games and was released on June 21, 2016. It received neutral reviews from players.

Develop your own factory, release a variety of drinks and make a fortune.

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59%
Audience ScoreBased on 1,340 reviews
graphics17 positive mentions
monetization22 negative mentions

  • Interesting concept with potential for an engaging alcohol factory simulation.
  • Graphics and sound are praised for being nice and immersive.
  • Game can be relaxing and fun as a time killer or casual play.
  • Extremely slow progression and repetitive gameplay make it tedious and boring.
  • Game relies heavily on microtransactions; energy system forces players to spend real money or wait excessively.
  • Numerous bugs and technical issues, including frequent crashes and freezing that often render the game unplayable.
  • monetization
    29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization in this game is widely criticized for aggressive ads, intrusive microtransactions, and frequent disruptions such as glitches after ads, forced paywalls, and lost purchases. Many players find the gameplay slowed excessively to push in-app purchases, detracting from enjoyment and labeling it a cash grab. Some users report occasional ad-free experiences, but the general consensus is that monetization severely undermines the overall game quality.

    • “Was having fun playing the game and decided it was worth spending a few dollars to purchase multiple in-app purchases to accelerate gameplay and create a full gaming experience.”
    • “It has no ads.”
    • “Had to reinstall the game, after reinstall I lost all in-game purchases I made, money and level were reset.”
    • “The gameplay makes it feel like you should play this patiently and casually, so the ads to spend real money on in-game speedups or better machines is pretty out of place.”
    • “Paint drying simulator takes forever to progress, tutorial is poorly done, and the game practically forces you into microtransactions unless you want to spend forever doing anything.”
    • “This game has the potential to be great, but the developer is killing it with expensive in-app purchases and ads.”
  • stability
    29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game suffers from frequent, game-breaking glitches that cause freezing, especially when using key features like aging barrels and bottling machines, making it often unplayable. Multiple users report needing to reinstall the game repeatedly to regain functionality, and paid content does not prevent these issues. Overall, the game is highly unstable and frustrating due to persistent bugs.

    • “The game freezes when I use the aging barrel. You can't play the game at all after that, and it gets annoying because you have to uninstall and reinstall the game and restore purchases.”
    • “I recently purchased the aging room. Every time I use it, the game freezes on me.”
    • “When I enter the app it immediately freezes now.”
  • graphics
    29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    User opinions on graphics are mixed, with many praising the visuals as great, beautiful, and realistic, while others find them fuzzy or just okay. Several reviews highlight good artwork and animation, but some criticize the graphics quality and note that good visuals alone don't compensate for repetitive or slow-paced gameplay. Overall, graphics are seen as a strong point but not enough to fully enhance the gaming experience.

    • “It's an awesome game with great graphics.”
    • “The game is so addicting and the graphics are amazing.”
    • “Amazing game, I love the graphics; it looks kind of like real life.”
    • “The graphics are terrible and the gameplay doesn't make sense.”
    • “Graphics are fuzzy.”
    • “Also, the graphics aren't good.”
  • gameplay
    26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is widely criticized for being slow, repetitive, and tedious, with progression dragging heavily and mechanics feeling clunky or nonsensical. Many users find the energy and pay-to-speed-up systems frustrating and intrusive, detracting from the experience despite some appreciation for the game's visuals and premise. Overall, the gameplay lacks engagement and polish, with bugs and confusing directions further diminishing enjoyment.

    • “The gameplay makes it feel like you should play this patiently and casually, so the ads to spend real money on in-game speedups and better machines are pretty out of place.”
    • “Game looks like it had a fun premise and gameplay loop but you will never be able to find out because of how slow the progression is.”
    • “Nice game, and simple gameplay makes for more believable and more complex things to make.”
    • “While it has beautiful graphics and sound, the gameplay is sorely lacking to the point where swapping menus is the most content in the game.”
    • “Slow progression, and gameplay gets tedious and boring very quickly.”
    • “Game seems ok but moving from juicer to bottler is very tedious. Maybe add an option to just swipe from place to place so it doesn't get excruciatingly boring. The energy mechanic is also a problem and will cause players to leave.”
  • grinding
    11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is widely criticized for being excessively slow, repetitive, and dull, significantly hindering progression and enjoyment. Many players find the gameplay tedious due to frequent push notifications, energy restrictions, and slow leveling that often pushes toward spending money to bypass grind. Overall, the grind detracts from the experience, with suggestions to speed up pace and reduce tedious movements.

    • “Slow progression, and gameplay gets tedious and boring very quickly.”
    • “Access to fermentation and distillation (i.e. alcohol, i.e. the name of the game) is locked behind a ridiculously high level and slow, grindy leveling process... unless you pay, money that is.”
    • “Game seems ok but moving from juicer to bottler is very tedious. Maybe add an option to just swipe from place to place so it doesn't get excruciatingly boring. The energy is also a problem; will lose players because of this alone. Remove this mechanic entirely.”
  • music
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users have mixed feelings about the music: some find it bland or corny and suggest a change, while others enjoy it for being motivating and complementing the gameplay. Overall, the music adds to the experience but could benefit from improvement.

    • “It's so fun to make drinks and more recipes but not just that the music motivates you.”
    • “Love the music!”
    • “Liked the graphics and music though, but too many clicking to do one process.”
    • “Maybe a music readjust (no suggestions, but you can't do much worse than what's going on now).”
    • “Seemed bland and wasn't a huge fan of the music, kinda seemed corny.”
    • “Changing the music.”
  • humor
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is perceived as hit-or-miss, with some users finding certain quirky or sarcastic elements amusing. Developer responses to comments have also added a layer of entertainment for players. However, overall, the humor may not resonate strongly with everyone.

    • “Lol, funny game.”
    • “This game is crazy; it said your beverage juice apple is done—it's funny.”
    • “I'm not sure if the developers' comments are snarky or just funny, but their replies to comments made me laugh, so I tried it.”
  • story
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story received criticism for poor English and a confusing, nonsensical plot, leading to a weak narrative experience. Additionally, the lack of an introductory story and quest menu was noted as a drawback.

    • “The English is terrible in this, and the storyline simply doesn't make sense.”
    • “Poor, no intro, game without story!”
  • optimization
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game runs smoothly and performs well on lower-end devices like the Moto G3, but screen load times are notably long and could benefit from optimization.

    • “Runs smoothly and is a fun overall game. Recommend it, I played on a Moto G3.”
    • “Screen change load times are too long and need to be optimized.”
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Alcohol Factory Simulator is a casual simulation game.

Alcohol Factory Simulator is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

On average players spend around 1 hours playing Alcohol Factory Simulator.

Alcohol Factory Simulator was released on June 21, 2016.

Alcohol Factory Simulator was developed by Appscraft Games.

Alcohol Factory Simulator has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked Alcohol Factory Simulator for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

Alcohol Factory Simulator is a single player game.

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