Dolly's Factory Guide: Picking your plushie
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OverviewDolly's Factory is an alpha-stage Roblox game where you play as a plushie brought to life inside a magical factory. Your job is to travel through zones, power up machines, and handle repairs — while keeping an eye out for things that are not so friendly. This guide covers how to get started, how to push through zones, and what to do when you get stuck.
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Picking your plushie
Step
When you first load in, you choose one plushie character from a selection screen. Every plushie has its own unique ability, and those abilities come into play when you hit locked doors, broken machines, or other obstacles inside the factory. Take a moment at the selection screen to read what each one does before you pick.
- Open the selection screen read each plushie's ability description fully before deciding.
- Confirm your choice plan to stick with that plushie for your whole run.
- Try a second plushie later starting a fresh run with a different character is the best way to feel what each ability actually does.
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How the factory works
Summary
The factory is split into zones, and each zone has its own set of machines and tasks. You clear a zone by powering it up and fixing whatever is broken, then move on to the next one.
- Zone structure the factory is divided into numbered zones you clear in order.
- Core tasks powering up machines and repairing them are the two main things you do in each zone.
- Progression finishing a zone's tasks opens the path to the next zone.
- Your ability's role your plushie's unique ability helps you past specific obstacles, like a jammed machine or a shut door.
Getting through your first zones
Step
The opening zones are where you learn how everything fits together.
- Use your ability when you hit a blocked machine or closed door, try your plushie's ability to get past it.
- Find the exit once your tasks are done, locate the passage, door, or vehicle that takes you to the next zone.
When a machine will not cooperate
Check
Machines in the factory are made of multiple parts, and every part needs to be fixed before the machine counts as repaired. If a task is not completing, run through this checklist before giving up.
- Re-read the task instructions to make sure you have not missed a step.
- Count the machine's parts and confirm each one has been repaired.
- Check that the power switch for that area is actually turned on.
Badges and long-term goals
TableThese badges are awarded by the game for reaching specific zone milestones or completing certain tasks. They tell you exactly what you are working toward at each stage.
| Badge | How to earn it |
|---|---|
| Welcome | Play the game for the first time |
| Beat Koda | Find and defeat Koda |
| Assistant | Complete research on a Reject |
| Plushie Master | Complete mastery for a plushie |
| Zone 5 | Reach Zone 5 |
| Zone 10 | Reach Zone 10 |
| Zone 50 | Reach Zone 50 |
| Zone 100 | Reach Zone 100 |
| Zone 1000 | Reach Zone 1000 |
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Tips
Dolly's Factory is still in alpha, which means bugs and unfinished features are part of the deal right now. The developers are actively updating the game, and player feedback genuinely helps shape what gets fixed next.
- Bugs are normal in alpha — if something breaks, report it to the developers rather than assuming you did something wrong.
- The game can change between sessions, so check back after updates for new content or fixes.
- There are six working redeem codes tracked for this game as of October 10, 2026 — check the codes section of this page to grab them.
Glossary
Glossary- Zone
- A numbered section of the factory with its own machines and tasks; you clear zones in order to progress.
- Plushie
- The character you control — each one has a unique ability that helps you get past specific obstacles.
- Ability
- The special skill belonging to your chosen plushie, used to repair machines or access certain areas.
- Power up
- One of the two core tasks in each zone — turning on the power supply so machines can run.
- Repair
- The other core task — fixing broken machines and their individual parts so a zone can be completed.
- Reject
- An in-game entity that you can complete research on, as shown by the Assistant badge.
- Koda
- A named character or enemy in the factory that you can find and defeat for a badge.
- Alpha
- An early stage of game development where bugs and incomplete features are common and updates arrive frequently.
Common questions
FAQWhat do I do if I am completely stuck on a zone?
Walk the entire zone again — hints and interactable objects are easy to miss on a first pass. If nothing works after a few minutes, restart the game, since alpha builds can have bugs that a fresh session will clear.
Is this game scary?
There is a horror element, and the factory has dangers and things that are not friendly. Not everything in the factory is friendly.
Can I change my plushie after I have already started?
If you want to try a different plushie's ability, starting a new run is the reliable way to do it.
What is the point of the Zone badges?
They mark real progress milestones — Zone 5, 10, 50, 100, and 1000 — so you always have a next target to aim for.
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