Facetline

Facetline is a calm sorting game set in an art-deco jewellery workshop. Rough crystals ride a polished brass conveyor, and your job is to send each one to the right cutting bench by its shape and colour — then set the finished gems into rings, pendants and tiaras for the salon's clients. Behind the salon's emerald doors the green lamps are lit and the lap wheels are turning. Diamonds arrive as frosted octahedrons, sapphires as tapered blue barrels, emeralds as upright green prisms, rubies as wine-red tablets, topaz as golden wedges and amethyst as violet clusters. Swipe a stone into its chute and it comes out polished; send it to the wrong bench and the shift's accuracy slips. Keep a steady hand for eight stones in a row and you reach "clear water" — the finest work of the day, worth double lustre. KEY FEATURES ✓ A tactile conveyor sorting game — drag or flick each rough stone into its cutting bench, or tap a stone and then its chute ✓ 7 hand-built shifts — the line grows from 2 to 6 benches and the belt runs faster as the season goes on ✓ Flawed rough in the late shifts — cracked, smoky stones must go to the velvet reject tray, never to a wheel ✓ Clear-water streaks — eight correct in a row doubles the lustre of every stone that follows ✓ Salon commissions — set your cut gems into 24 jewellery designs for named clients and fill the showcase vitrine ✓ The Gem Register — 30 named stones across six species and ten classic cuts, each with a facet diagram and its own story ✓ Workshop upgrades — a faster belt motor, more cutting benches, a jeweller's loupe that shows the right chute, steadier tweezers and velvet trays ✓ A daily commission and three rotating workshop tasks, plus 30 honours and a full ledger of your records HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick a shift from the roster and read the foreman's briefing. 2. Sort the rough as it rides down the belt — each stone has one correct bench. 3. Finish the shift to earn up to three stars for accuracy, cut gems for the stock and lustre for the workshop. 4. Open the salon orders and set your stones into the mounts clients have asked for. 5. Spend lustre on the line, open the next shift and keep the vitrine filling. A LOOK AND SOUND OF ITS OWN Every stone, machine, mount and room in Facetline is painted for the game in one style: polished brass machinery, enamelled jewellery details, engraved deco linework and deep lacquer colours under soft showroom light. Bench chimes, wheel taps and a shift bell accompany the work, with gentle haptics when a stone lands. Sound, haptics and motion can each be turned down in Settings, and a left-handed option runs the benches the other way. WHY FACETLINE It is a quiet, focused game about craft rather than speed alone: the belt never punishes you for taking a breath, the loupe is there when two stones look alike, and every shift adds something real to the workshop — a new gem in the register, a new piece in the window. All lustre is earned at the benches; nothing is for sale. PRIVACY Facetline works fully offline. There are no ads, no accounts, no in-app purchases and no data collection — your workshop is saved only on your device. Light the lamps, warm up the wheels and see how clear the water runs on your first shift.