Awesome Machine

Bellosoft / Jul 7, 2017 / Casual, Indie, Simulation

windows

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This is a "Rube Goldberg" style puzzle game inspired on the award winning "The incredible Machine". Discover what it takes to be a scientist and build awesome contraptions with simulated real physics using trampolines, balls, explosives and much more.

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What's new

New Version Lauched

2018-03-01

Hi folks, We have listen to your suggestions and we are glad to announce the following improvements: • Fast forward button, now you can run your experiments twice the speed! • Better zoom, increased zoom out lets you always see the hole experiment • Better graphics, 4k graphics and better post processing.

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What players say

Mixed

46% positive, 13 reviews

Not recommended1 hrs played

Terrible. Thought it would bring back memories from the game i played as a kid. It has elements but they made levels unlockable only if you get 3 stars in every level in each 'chapter'. This is next to impossible when it takes many turns to fine tune mirror placements to turn light switches on. You'll get to level 20 on your own just fine, but advancement after that will only come from going to a walk through if one...

5 found this helpful, 2022-09-20

Recommended12 hrs played

Fun game. More casual then similar games like Contraption Maker. I finished the game, but I'm not sure exactaly how the Awesome Machine works. Guess we have not reached the point in civilization where we figured out how to power the world with bowling balls, lasers & magnets, yet. Can't go wrong if you pick this game up when its on sale for a few bucks.

9 found this helpful, 2017-11-02

Not recommended2 hrs played

A crude copy of The Incredible Machine (TIM). There's supposed to be a window on the side of the screen that shows the objects you can place, which was part of what made TIM fun. The objects are instead hidden, and you have to press a button to find them, which awkwardly means you can only look at the build screen or the objects - not both. Rather than repeatedly switching between those two screens while trying to...

2 found this helpful, 2023-04-24