Cheese Factory is a hands-on workshop simulator built around a single touchscreen production line. You manage a small, golden-lit creamery where fresh milk bottles glide along a live conveyor belt and you decide, bottle by bottle, which ones get dragged into the central vat to start a new wheel. Every wheel ages in real time on the curing tray, and every wheel attracts mice — quick taps scare them off before they steal your finished stock. Each batch is a 60-second shift in which speed, routing and reaction time decide whether you walk away with a single wheel or a full shelf. Earnings flow into a workshop store with three upgrade tracks: Auto-Milking accelerates the conveyor's supply, Accelerated Aging shortens the vat cycle, and Sturdy Mouse Traps suppresses the rodent spawn rate. The art is tuned to the trade — warm yellows and clean whites across two hand-painted factory backdrops, transparent sprites for milk, cheese, mice and traps, and a layout that recomputes itself from the shortest screen edge so the same workshop fits a phone, foldable or tablet without compromise. There is no menu of mini-games and no idle waiting; one continuous loop of dragging, tapping and upgrading defines the entire experience.