I actually have a personal memory about this game and I would like to tell this shortly. I was about eight years old when I first came across the Factory Balls flash game (series). It was just a regural flash game that I played with throughout my early childhood. I loved (and I still do nowadays too) flash games and I had a plethora of them which I constantly replayed. Then I took more time with school and I detoured to other types of games (and then later made a Steam account and played games bought/downloaded from the store). Some months ago, I decided to relive my childhood and take a nostalgia with playing some flash games. I started looking for updates and new games from these developers, but unfortunately, I couldn't find any informations about them, they all vanished... However, I came across Bart Bonte's blog and read that he exists, not retired and works with these games to this day! Thank you Bart Bonte, that you refreshed this awesome game, you brought some tears into my eyes. I could recall my memories from ten years ago.
About the game: it's still the "original" Factory Balls and the "blanket", the user interface's design and the background music are magnificent! The interactive boxes are also lovely! The font type and the yellow-black design reminds me of a workshop enviroment, which exactly matches to this wonderful game. I wouldn't like to be too sentimental, but I honestly love this game. I'd recommend it to newcomers and more experienced "veterans" too. It's a pretty neat thinking/puzzle game.

I actually have a personal memory about this game and I would like to tell this shortly. I was about eight years old when I first came across the Factory Balls flash game (series). It was just a regural flash game that I played with throughout my early childhood. I loved (and I still do nowadays too) flash games and I had a plethora of them which I constantly replayed. Then I took more time with school and I detoured to other types of games (and then later made a Steam account and played games bought/downloaded from the store). Some months ago, I decided to relive my childhood and take a nostalgia with playing some flash games. I started looking for updates and new games from these developers, but unfortunately, I couldn't find any informations about them, they all vanished... However, I came across Bart Bonte's blog and read that he exists, not retired and works with these games to this day! Thank you Bart Bonte, that you refreshed this awesome game, you brought some tears into my eyes. I could recall my memories from ten years ago. About the game: it's still the "original" Factory Balls and the "blanket", the user interface's design and the background music are magnificent! The interactive boxes are also lovely! The font type and the yellow-black design reminds me of a workshop enviroment, which exactly matches to this wonderful game. I wouldn't like to be too sentimental, but I honestly love this game. I'd recommend it to newcomers and more experienced "veterans" too. It's a pretty neat thinking/puzzle game.