Factory 95 is a clever automation sim inspired by Windows 95 and PowerPoint out now

By Liam Dawe - 23 Apr 2026 at 8:42 am UTC

Inspired by the old Windows 95 theme and classic PowerPoint, Factory 95 is a fresh retro-styled automation sim out now with Linux support. This is the first game from developer Macrobit Interactive and looks rather clever.

Here you get to explore a retro operating system while completing requests for clients, getting increasingly complex as the requests go on. You need to juggle emails, manage space and create a whole lot of slides while Y2K looms over your head.

From the Steam page: "Your factories are built within a slideshow-making software, so you only have limited space to design systems and move resources. Send slides between pages and unlock a wide range of tools to build complex slides in a compact space. With multiple game modes, and new advances in 16-bit colour there are limitless possible slides to create. Flex your graphic design muscles and earn that long-awaited promotion!"

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Factory 95

Release Date: 22nd April 2026

Platform: 🐧 Native Linux

Official links:Steam

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Tags: Native Linux, Automation, Indie Game, New Release, Steam | Apps: Factory 95

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