Word Factori Reviews

It's cheap and it's fun. What more can you ask? That it be longer. Okay, but it isn't. So just make sure you buy it cheap.

Word Factori is a clever and refreshing word-building game with a truly original concept. The idea of creating words using a factory-like system is both engaging and satisfyingly challenging. The minimalist design is complemented perfectly by the beautifully chosen music, which adds a relaxing and immersive atmosphere. It's a unique and rewarding experience for puzzle lovers.

This game is so fun and clever! The whole concept is so original that I laugh at some letter recipes. Definitely recommend it

This game is challenging and keeps me engaged for hours at a time. The music is perfect for aiding in concentration. I highly recommend it to others who love puzzle/logic and pattern games, especially if you hyperfocus on those things like me!

This is exactly what you think it is. That's a good thing! Extremely polished in every way, from the graphics to the puzzles. You'll figure out if you like it by the second level of gameplay. Fully recommend.

This was pretty interesting and fun. It's pretty easy to get all achievements except for "Words of the week" where you have to log in every day for a week to solve the word of the day puzzle

This game made me feel like a frustrated kindergartener trying to make the letter "T". 10/10 you can make an ASS factory.

A relaxing game that can improve your *brain. (*I think) It's basically a merging game - except, you merge a letters, with music in background. You can also make custom level btw.

If you're familiar with Leapfrog's Letter Factory expanded universe, this is the game for you. Well, I like to pretend that it is. Don't think of this as a Factorio-like. This is more of a Zachtronics game like SpaceChem or Opus Magnum. The goal isn't lengthy production chains, it's more of a puzzle where you can go for a simple solution and move to the next one, or tweak it to be more efficient.

Really cool idea, and a fun game! Not a long game: I finished the whole thing in about 3 days. Well worth the purchase price, though! The only negative comment I have is that I wish the end-of-level statistics (where you can compare your solution to other players) were more interesting. I was hoping that the game would have some re-play value, where I could go in and optimize my solutions to get the best possible numbers (lowest cycle count, fewest buildings, and least overflow). Unfortunately once you've understood the game, two of the statistics require no thought -- it's trivial to get 2 for cycle count and 0 for overflows on every word with no strategy.