Card Factory! Relaxing Puzzle

Name: Card Factory! Relaxing Puzzle
Rating: 4.5 (9529 reviews)
Author: Voodoo

By: Voodoo

Sort, stack, and pack!

Features & Capabilities

Master the Flow. Sort the Chaos.

Dive into Card Factory, the most satisfying sorting puzzle on the App Store. Route cards onto conveyor belts, match colors, and prevent the Dock from overflowing with a calm, timer-free challenge that relaxes as you think.

Use clever tools—Teleports, Ice Clusters, Lock & Keys, and Hidden Cards—to clear paths. Tackle Daily Missions like Nuclear Quest, Propeller Rush, and Wind Tower, and enjoy offline play for relaxing sessions anytime.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Voodoo

Rating:

4.50

(9,529) 125 new ratings

Version:

1.24.0 Last updated: 2026-06-01

Version code:

886239966

Creation date:

2024-12-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

604.04MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 18,749 ▲ 128

Other platforms

Card Factory! Relaxing Puzzle (v1.24.0)

2,636,724 4.71

(11,145)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Voodoo

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/card-factory-relaxing-puzzle/id6739048406

Website:

https://www.voodoo.io/

User Reviews

The game is fun and addictive, and relaxing enough to pass time. However, players repeatedly report intrusive monetization and reliability problems: long ads after each level, a progression system tied to coins and purchases, and a coin economy that rewards little while upgrades cost a lot. Technical issues like levels stalling or crashing during ads and overall instability also appear. Overall, the core puzzle is solid, but ad overload, paywalls, and bugs drive many players away.

Pros

Extremely fun and addictive puzzle gameplay.
Relaxing, mind-stimulating game that's good for passing the time.
Engaging core mechanics with high replay value.
Keeps players busy and provides a sense of accomplishment.

Cons

Frequent, lengthy ads after almost every level interrupt gameplay.
Progression often requires coins or purchases, with coins hard to earn and upgrades expensive.
Bugs and stability issues: levels can stall, progress isn credited, or the game crashes during ads.
Coin rewards have diminished or are too stingy, making it feel pay-to-win.
Some levels feel designed to force purchases to advance, especially in later stages.

Recent reviews

This game is extremely fun.

by Ga*****, 2026-05-02

This was a fun and addictive game then it started putting ads after each level. I debated on going ad free (ads still around to double coins) but it’s not worth the $7.99. If you cannot stand ads that fairly long I would stay away. Also when you turn off the sounds and vibrations they still happen when the sliders show they are off you have to reenter the settings every time.

by cr*****, 2026-04-09

It keeps getting stuck. It won’t let me put piles of cards back on the conveyor belt even though when I count the cards in total it’s 22, one color is 12 and the belt allows 24. It tells me I have to watch an ad to have back up space when I shouldn’t need it. I don’t like that it doesn’t give very many coins, but wants a lot of coins to renew lives. I also don’t like that in the beginning I could use s card that raised the number of cards to 24 and that was permanent, but later the same button is only for that one round and in 200 games I’ve only been able to use it twice. I almost don’t like this game because of these frustrations, but games are so bad in the app store this one is better than most of them. Ads need to not be so long. I start watching some but they take so long and have so many steps I just close the game and restart because that’s faster. I hate these 5 minute, 10 step ads. Update: Around level 220 it’s no longer about strategy. It’s a forced fail to have to watch an ad. And the ads are soooooo long. It’s making me lose interest in the game entirely. It’s more frustrating the further it goes. Everything is covered in mystery paper. Even when you open it there is nothing you need. Sometimes there are 5 pink blocks and no pink tiles to be seen at all while my holding pile is already full of 3 blocks worth of orange cards and there are more orange cards below to choose. It’s not fun and not cool to feel so forced. This game is worth 200 rounds and then time to delete.