The graphics are decent, gameplay boring
Reviews for "FactoryInspectorSimulator"
the music. terribad.
I give 2 stars as this gave me a slight vibe as "Papers Please" and even though that itself is not a bad thing, completely butchering it, is. music repetitive, the music also cuts out after a few minutes of repeating over itself. sometimes the throwing animation throws 2 or three objects off the conveyer because the objects were too close to each other. And finally I had thought that the game had stopped on the end of the clock, but keeps running those few other seconds that objects are on the belt, so you could of put some clarification. all in all I think this was a good game but could be refined a lot.
the music is annoying.
It's not that it is bad... it just isn't that good...
Schools should force students to play this in an effort to keep kids in school. That is how boring life was playing this. If you said to a kid that if they drop out, they will be a factory inspector with that horrid of a life, everybody would go to College... well... all who could get in would...
Graphics, good. I like the old school graphics. Some people would gripe on the look but I personally like it.
Sound, horrible... That song was like nails on a chalkboard to me. But sound was clear and there.
Gameplay... The most entertaining part was when I let the poop through because I thought it was amusing that poop would make it to the end of the production line... Well worth the $30 penalty... Unfortunately, that was the ONLY excitement in this game. There was nothing to grab the player's attention. It was insanely boring. The control was responsive and worked perfectly. The level was too long. Made it painful.
I would only suggest that you shorten the level, make it faster moving and create more of a challenge. It was just way too simple. Give something between levels to do outside work, create a point of making money. Sure you have expenses but It never bacame an issue because the game was too simple.
It wasn't the worst game I've played on Newgrounds, but far too much room for improvement.