The Red Triangle Factory
The Red Triangle Factory is a conveyor worker simulator. Remove defective shapes by day and follow the thoughts of a protagonist whose dog has gone missing. In the evening, lose yourself in mini-games and music in your room in a shared apartment of alternative 21st-century St. Petersburg.
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10 itemsAbout the Game
The Red Triangle Factory is a narrative experimental game.
You play as a conveyor belt worker. Over several days, together with the protagonist, you will visit the factory, walk in the park, talk with the residents of a shared apartment, interact with a sullen shop clerk, and listen to the latest city rumors.
World
The setting is the Narvskaya district of St. Petersburg in an alternative 21st century.
The city is full of conversations and stories. Rumors spread about a possible new serial killer, and there is even news that Dante is preparing a new edition of The Divine Comedy with new residents of Hell.
These rumors and conversations appear through dialogues and character lines.
The locals are ironic, educated, and exhausting to deal with. The protagonist tries not to fall behind.
Gameplay
Your main task at the factory is to remove defective shapes from the conveyor.
Each day the amount of shapes increases, and you have to rely more on memory and attention.
At the store, you can spend your wages on food and necessary items.
In your room, you can play mini-games.
Story
The game follows the protagonist’s complicated (and verbose) inner experiences:
his dog has run away, his romantic relationship with his neighbor is stuck, and he does not understand how he ended up tied to this strange factory and these people.
Features
Created by a solo developer and their friends.
Built entirely using visual scripting in Unity (Bolt).
No interface and no “pause” button — the game runs continuously.
The player can influence the course of events but can never predict the outcome.
