The Incredible Machine

[Fujitsu]

Does anyone here remember The Incredible machine?

It was a physics based puzzle game of the late 90s created by Sierra Entertainment.

I used to have it on Mac OS 9 but unfortunately it's not longer supported.

[Username?]

It looks like "Tims werkstatt". Here in Germany. I've it.

[Chronos]

i LOVE the incredible machine! sadly, i cant play it anymore, because i lost the disk but its still one of the most awesome puzzle games ever

[Rhett97]

We used to have the "return of the incredible machine" on the "tech ed" computers at my school.

[Mystery]

We had it at my old school everyone was obsessed with it one kid managed to log on a teachers account and make a copy of it onto a flash drive, surprisingly it works.

[4000a]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhZd3WU5l38[/youtube]

[broken89]

If you enjoyed The Incredible Machine you should check this out. GOG.com is selling it in A pack with almost all of the other games in the series for $10.

http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/the_incr ... _mega_pack

[Nait]

I also like Crazy Machines it's like The Incredible machine but muth better, does anybody know it?

[algadoodle123]

i LOVE the incredible machine! sadly, i cant play it anymore, because i lost the disk but its still one of the most awesome puzzle games ever

same with me
those disks are so hard to find...
maby it's the black hole under my bed,
or the little elves who take things,
or the yahootie who turns the light on in your refigerator

[Sonic]

I had "The Even More Incredible Machine." Unfortunatly, it doesn't work anymore because my computer is too fast, and I have Windows XP. Still, it was a really fun game! I still have the disk somewhere, but my stepdad took it and I have no idea where it is.