Winning Factory
AI-assisted game creation and online play for individuals and friends
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Winning Factory
Winning Factory develops PlayFactory, where users describe a board or card game in chat and play it with generated art, 3D pieces and sound. Games can be played online with friends or against the computer.
PlayFactory sells tokens and monthly plans. The company also operates Comparehippo, a product-comparison brand developing AI-assisted comparison apps.
Winning Factory Limited is registered in England and Wales and is based in Holt, Norfolk. It was founded in 2015.
Product: PlayFactory, a chat-based game creation and online play product, and AI-assisted product-comparison apps under Comparehippo.
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