A plinko-style roguelike where you work at a number factory. Launch your spherical friend, Nubby, down a pegboard to make bigger and bigger numbers! But beware, if you fail to meet your number quota, the sun will explode.
The contemptuous Nubby foils my attempts to create bigger numbers, my wings of wax melt under his suffocating radiance. So, I put the Prince of Purple Putrescence in the suicide vest to punish him. Would recommend it.
This game has saved my life. My boyfriend was in a rough spot but when i showed him this game he took off his shirt and started screaming "It's Nubbing time" as he ran around on all fours around the neighborhood. I may be in jail as an accomplice, but i snuck my steam deck in and now i have unlimited nubby time.
Nubby’s Number Factory is, ostensibly, a game about dropping a purple spheroid through a field of numbered pegs. This is technically accurate in the same way that describing capitalism as “people exchanging goods” is technically accurate: it conveys the observable activity while completely failing to account for the derangement occurring beneath it.
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All sauce. Incredible little numbers-go-up game that epitomises "just one more run".
THIS GAME made me so exited, i went straight to the bank, withdrew all my money, and bought a parcel of land in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska, so nobody would disturb me as i gorged upon this game. Highly recommend.
