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Bauble Factory

Game Categories:

 Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:

 Flash

Development Status:

 In Development
Play Bauble Factory on scratch.mit.edu

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Game Description
A surprisingly complete game developed in Scratch. The player is charged with creating and selling baubles through the use of machines that can be bought and upgraded.

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