Teddy Factory - Learning Toy Industry ABC

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Sally runs a local orphanage. She knows how much orphans rejoice getting a teddy bear as a present. To make children happy, she decides to take a job at the toy factory to make teddy bears for bereaved kids.

The point of Teddy Factory game is to assemble bears by joining body parts of the same color. 

As one starts the game, he/she is challenged to pick up bears' body parts moving on the conveyor belt and to join them in order to make a toy.

Game mechanics is as easy as a piece of cake: click on a part to pick it up and to join it with another part. The toy is ready when 6 parts of the same color are assembled.

Sometimes necessary parts aren't present on the assembling line.

Not to waste your time, you can assemble several bears simultaneously.

Ready toy is taken by mechanical claws and given to a child waiting for a bear. Unwanted toys are dropped into a box and sent to a shop. To finish the level, one is to complete a goal by serving a definite number of children. When the bear parts get to the end of conveyor, an alarm sounds.  Put these bear parts together quickly or the game will be lost.

The toys are awaited by children. As in all games of micromanagement type, young clients should be served as quickly as possible, otherwise they may get upset and leave.

Mind the indicator of a child's happiness over his/her hand. He who manages to please all children has all chances to be promoted in his toy-maker career. Besides, serving kids and boxing unwanted toys will score you points.

Occasionally one will have a chance to make a Bonus Trophy Bear ( such as an Elvis Bear or Cowboy Bear).

The player is challenged to collect a definite number of Bonus Bears for a Trophy Room

From time to time the player will come across a handful of useful power-ups.

Power-ups come in handy in toy production: some of them slow down the conveyer belt, others make it move backwards.

There are also rainbow bear parts that can be used instead of any other body part or a question mark that turns into a body part you need; a magnet will pull together a nearby body parts for you.

Some power-ups consist of two pieces that must be snapped together, others are a single object on the conveyer line.

Teddy Factory has a very consecutive (i.e. getting increasingly difficult and fast) and totally addictive gameplay. Compared to Diner Dash or, say, Belle's Beauty Boutique, Teddy Factory challenges the player with only one task - to assemble bear toys. Still, the action takes sky-rocketing speed in Teddy Factory and that's why the game hooks. It features two playing modes - Quest mode (where one is to practice at toy making going through 45 levels and working at different plants) and Survival mode (which skips the story and takes place only at one factory). The graphics is beautiful, the music is funny and the idea itself ( making teddy bears for orphans) is fresh and noble.

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