Developer: Dynamix
Publisher: Sierra Entertainment
Release Year: 1993
File Type: Playable Demo MS-DOS
Description (by MobyGames):
The Incredible Machine is a puzzle game where the player has to assemble a Rube Goldberg-type contraption to solve a simple puzzle.
The game consists of a series of puzzles, each having a simple objective, such as "put the baseball into the basket" or "turn on the fan". To achieve this, the player is given a number of parts such as: balls, girders, rope, balloons, seesaws, cats or monkeys, and his job is to arrange and connect them on the playfield, so that, upon clicking the "start puzzle" button, the whole contraption activates and achieves the objective.
For added difficulty, some puzzles have different gravity or air pressure from that of Earth.
There is also a freeform mode where the player is given an unlimited number of parts to construct a machine of his own invention. The machines created this way can be saved to disk.
Instructions:
If you're even able to see this download page, chances are you're not running DOS and will need a DOS emulator. DOSBox is the best in town. You can download it here. You will need to know how to operate it if you're unfamiliar with DOS. Instructions on installing DOSBox and running games can be found here. Extract this game to an appropriate location, get DOSBox running, and enjoy!
Publisher: Sierra Entertainment
Release Year: 1993
File Type: Playable Demo MS-DOS
Description (by MobyGames):
The Incredible Machine is a puzzle game where the player has to assemble a Rube Goldberg-type contraption to solve a simple puzzle.
The game consists of a series of puzzles, each having a simple objective, such as "put the baseball into the basket" or "turn on the fan". To achieve this, the player is given a number of parts such as: balls, girders, rope, balloons, seesaws, cats or monkeys, and his job is to arrange and connect them on the playfield, so that, upon clicking the "start puzzle" button, the whole contraption activates and achieves the objective.
For added difficulty, some puzzles have different gravity or air pressure from that of Earth.
There is also a freeform mode where the player is given an unlimited number of parts to construct a machine of his own invention. The machines created this way can be saved to disk.
Instructions:
If you're even able to see this download page, chances are you're not running DOS and will need a DOS emulator. DOSBox is the best in town. You can download it here. You will need to know how to operate it if you're unfamiliar with DOS. Instructions on installing DOSBox and running games can be found here. Extract this game to an appropriate location, get DOSBox running, and enjoy!
