Tiny Factory

Tiny Factory is a conveyor belt puzzle game where you sort packages by tapping routers at exactly the right moment. Items roll down the belts, and every one of them has to end up in the bin that matches it. It has 125 levels across five worlds, and it is made by Hecteria. The game is still in development and is not on the app stores yet.

How to play

Each level is a small factory board. Packages come out of a source and travel along belts. At forks you find routers, and a tap on a router changes where it sends the next item. Your job is to get every package into the right bin without letting anything spill or jam the line.

You earn up to three stars per level. Finishing with no mistakes and few taps gives the best result, so a level you solved clumsily is worth replaying. If you get stuck, a hint button shows a way through, and restarting often reveals a different route.

Five worlds, new machines

The game introduces one idea at a time. Each world has 25 levels and adds a new kind of machine:

• Sorting. The basics: belts, routers and bins.
• Separating. Splitters that send one type of item one way and everything else another way, plus buffers that hold items back until a bin is free.
• Assembly. Merger machines that combine parts into a finished product.
• Timing. Timers that turn by themselves, so you have to get items there at the right moment.
• Paint. Painters that colour raw grey blocks, so you decide the mix each bin asks for.

Stars unlock new worlds. Each world needs a total number of stars collected in earlier levels, which gives a reason to go back and improve old runs.

Playing offline

Tiny Factory has no accounts, no chat and no online play. Your progress, stars, hints and settings are stored on your device, so you can play without a connection. The flip side is that progress does not move between devices. The game opens in English or Turkish by device language.

Ads and purchases

The plan is for the game to be free with ads from Google AdMob. Rewarded ads are optional, for example to earn extra hints, and interstitials appear between levels only. A purchase to remove ads is planned.

Who it is for

Tiny Factory suits anyone who likes logic and timing puzzles in short sessions, from casual players to people who enjoy chasing three stars on every level.