The Incredible Machine Video Game Series
The Incredible Machine Series Evolution
2001
The Incredible Machine: Even More Contraptions
1995
The Incredible Machine Version 3.0
1994
The Incredible Toon Machine
1993
The Even More! Incredible Machine
The Incredible Machine: Even More Contraptions
August 28, 2001
The fourth installment of one of the most popular series of logical games based on the Rude Goldberg machine concept. The next part brings 200 completely new stages of increasing difficulty, based on the mechanics and binding of the previous part of the series.
Return of the Incredible Machine: Contraptions
August 4, 2000
Return of the Incredible Machine: Contraptions is a new version of the Incredible Machine logical game hit from years ago. For fans of puzzles there are over 250 boards on which they will be able to use more than 100 parts, machines and devices to wade further and further into heavier and more complicated puzzles.
The Incredible Machine Version 3.0
December 31, 1995
The next installment of the popular series of logical games, numbered 3.0. This time, however, instead of the official continuation of the series, we get a scratched and enriched version of the second part of the game, which has been adapted to work in the Windows environment.
The Incredible Toon Machine
December 31, 1994
Continuation of the cartoon spin-off of the popular logical series The Incredible Machine. Once again we meet Sid and Al, solving puzzles dedicated to younger players and enjoying fun cartoon-style animations.
The Incredible Machine 2
May 5, 1994
The Incredible Machine 2 is the second part of a logical game released in 1993, in which the essence of the game is to construct various crazy mechanisms and machines. Unlike the first installment of the cycle, created by Dynamix, the sequel is due to the internal development team of Sierra On-Line. The creators prepared 87 boards - logical puzzles, as well as a fully functional editor, allowing to build more.
The Even More! Incredible Machine
November 10, 1993
An enriched edition of the original logic game by Jeff Tunnell. The game contains 87 puzzles taken from the original and 73 completely new stages. More fancy items and a new soundtrack have also been added.
Sid & Al's Incredible Toons
June 7, 1993
Variation on the famous puzzle game The Incredible Machine. This time the action focuses on two crazy animals: Sid and Al.
The Incredible Machine
February 9, 1993
The Incredible Machine is the first in a series of logical games by Dynamix, in which players are supposed to build and run different kinds of bizarre machines. The game consists mainly in searching for missing elements and matching them with the rest of the game. The creators prepared 87 boards and a functional editor allowing to generate new ones.