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The Even More Incredible Machine
Jeff Tunnell Productions
June 30, 1993
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Puzzle, StrategyDevelopers
Jeff Tunnell ProductionsRelease Date
June 30, 1993 (31 years and 10 months ago)Publishers
Sierra EntertainmentFranchises
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Do you remember watching with amazement when those cartoon heroes constructed machines to catch someone or start something? Those very complicated Rube Goldberg-like ones with knives, toasters, anvils etc? Or did you ever wonder how it would feel to construct a mouse-powered device to cook some eggs and launch a rocket? Well, the answer is here! Build monkey or mouse-powered machines, use lasers and fire fireworks, start fires using a bowling ball and flint, throw things with anti gravity platforms or a jack-in-the-box or crack open an aquarium with a cat, mouse, alligator, cannon, cheese and more!
Genres
Puzzle, StrategyPlatforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, DOSDevelopers
Jeff Tunnell ProductionsRelease Date
June 30, 1993 (31 years and 10 months ago)Publishers
Sierra EntertainmentFranchises
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