Cog Factory

08:00 AM PT, Apr 23 2008

The cog factory has cut back on it's workforce leaving only you in charge of sorting all the cogs used to make their 'machine'. Your objective is to group the same colored cogs together in sprocket spirals. Once three or more cogs of the same color are adjacent to one another, they will connect themselves to the 'machine' in the background. The number of sprocket spirals increases as you progress through the game and the 'machine' gets built. Think carefully about which cog you send down which spiral - plan ahead. You only have a limited time before the cogs get ejected from the cogregator - so think quick! Look out for power-ups they'll help you when you need them most.

Cog Factory is a fun logic game and your objective is to sort the different colored cogs into receptacles, keeping the same colors together. If you get three in a row, they disappear. Use the left and right keys to rotate the discharger and the space key to discharge. [ Cog Factory ]

April 23, 2008 in Games | Permalink

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Christie St. Martin

Christie St. Martin was born in Bermuda and educated at two Canadian universities that would prefer not to be mentioned here until she supplies them with healthy building endowments. An uber-geek and proud of it, she established herself as an Internet presence with All Things Christie, a blog that managed, with its quirky and unabashedly self-indulgent links to and commentary on whatever struck her fancy or her ire, to attract small legions of readers, fans and would-be stalkers. Her interests were as they are: myriad and eclectic, though certainly given to a particular fondness for the tech-y, the game-y and the kitschy. She is her own organizing principle, a kind of mad surfer on the crests of cultural lunacy, alternately acerbic, ecstatic and unintentionally insightful. She has since blogged for VH1's "Best Week Ever" and Exhausticated.com, providing her usual melange of cheek, snark and occasional observation. Christie also contributes to LAT's Hero Complex blog.

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