- August 3, 2023
- Star Garden Games
Word Factori
Platforms
About
"Word Factori" is a word-building game where your only resource is the letter "i". Chain together factories to bend, rotate, reflect, and merge "i" into other letters, discover secret recipes, and unlock hidden word art. With its intuitive mechanics and clever concept, it's been praised as a brain-teasing game that's polished with proficiency.
- Creative concept that combines word building with factory mechanics, providing a unique puzzle experience.
- Challenging and satisfying gameplay that encourages experimentation with various letter recipes.
- Visually appealing with a relaxing soundtrack, making it a great casual game for puzzle enthusiasts.
- Many letter recipes are inconsistent and unintuitive, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- Limited replayability due to a small number of puzzles and the repetitive nature of building the same letter factories.
- Lacks quality of life features like copy-and-paste, making it tedious to recreate previously discovered letter recipes.
gameplay
58 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay features a unique word-building mechanic that combines puzzle-solving with factory-style assembly, offering a creative twist on traditional gameplay. While the mechanics are simple and easy to grasp, many players find the overall experience repetitive and lacking in imaginative level design, leading to a mixed reception. Despite its flaws, the game provides a fair amount of content and replayability, making it suitable for quick, casual play sessions.
“This indie gem throws a fresh twist on word building, with unique mechanics that'll have you feeling like a word factory assembly line manager (in the best way possible).”
“Simple mechanics that challenge your logic and creativity.”
“Morphing and shaping letters is such a brilliant core mechanic, and I'm surprised no other game has done it before - at least not that I know of.”
“The gameplay is repetitive and not fun.”
“Good concept, but repetitive gameplay.”
“When I bought it, I was a little worried about how cluttered the gameplay areas looked, and I thought it might be too overly complicated and tedious to set everything up and complete levels.”