Automatoys

Idle Friday

In-app purchases

About this game

◆◆ Play the first three Automatoys for free ◆◆

Tap, turn, tilt and spin the contraptions to help each ball hop and roll its way to victory. Each Automatoy is a unique, mechanical obstacle course.

Features
- Play the first three Automatoys for free (No ads)
- In-app purchase the full game
- Complex machines, simple controls
- Outpace the clock to better your score:

One star = Made it!
Two stars = Super fast!
Three stars = Incredible!

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“Tinker around with gorgeous digital toys”
PocketGamer

“Complex brilliance made tactile and delightful”
Eurogamer

“Perchang meets Monument Valley”
TouchArcade

“Delightfully Elaborate”
TapSmart

“A joyful collection of contraptions”
Techradar

Ratings and reviews

The game is charming, and it scratches the itch of those ability marble run toys, overall a great experience... Except, soon after the paywall, the difficulty ramps up suddenly, perspective gets in the way, and the punishment for failure is, more often than not, falling through a long and slow hidden passage back to the start or somewhere near the start, at which point restarting the level is probably the best idea, and the fun you might have had in the early levels turns to frustration.

A shining example of great, simple, and intuitive game design. Everything about this game is satisfying, the clean visuals, the laid back soundtrack, the clicky and mechanical sounds of each toy, the excellent implementation of haptic feedback (which is sorely missing from most mobile games), and most importantly the gameplay. At no point was this game frustrating. It was a relaxing and rewarding experience throughout. Got 3 stars on every level, looking forward to what this team makes next!

Honestly I don't mind that only the first few levels are free, it's only like three bucks. What I DO mind, however, is how quickly the game goes from "fun" to "frustrating" after you pay to unlock the levels. Cute aesthetic, interesting mechanics, but the fiddly timing ruins the experience for me personally. Also, at least one of the puzzles involves tilting your phone which isn't obvious if you have it sitting on a table.

What's new

- Added an option to flip controls UI
- Improved haptic feedback