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Teddy Factory 
Try your skills in a factory! In this cut throat toy industry it's a wild mix of matching and precision aiming, all with the drive of constant orders. And oh, those demanding customers! How far can you climb the Corp ladder at the local Teddy Factory? Will you get that promotion? Can you move on to bigger and better Toys? Bigger and better Factories? Try to find out!
- 45 twisting levels.
- Collect Unique Prizes.
- 3 difficulty levels.
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System Requirements:
- OS: 10.4, 10.5 (recommended)
- CPU: 1.83GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
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Teddy Factory
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Putting Teddy Bears Together
people order bears and you must pick correct parts off the conveyor belt to complete your task.
November 22, 2011
oldie but challenging
This is an older game, but I just love the feel to it; the music is kind of groovy 1950's and the gameplay gets more and more challenging (hard!) as you go along. I really enjoyed putting the toys together. I wish it was a little easier in places, but there's plenty of levels and the graphics are lovely.
March 27, 2012
Just not enough to keep my attention
The individual parts of the bears move along a conveyor belt, and you have to choose parts of matching colors to build the bears.
It's repetitious. Apart from colors, not much changes.
I'm not entirely certain if the difficulty and challenge was intentional, or a result of bad game design. There were times where I simply couldn't complete a bear before the customer left, because the part never came down the conveyor belt. I'm not sure if I used previous parts unwisely, and so it was my fault I didn't have what I needed, when I needed it, or if the game simply wasn't providing me with the necessary part because of bad luck. I must add that it was only because I insist on achieving gold for each level before moving on that it was a challenge. I was never in danger of failing the level entirely.
April 16, 2012
1-3 of 3 Reviews
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