The Incredible Machine 2
Released 1994 · consists of 1 releases.
The sequel to The Incredible Machine, adding a new assortment of 130 levels and a variety of new parts to play with.
Overview
The Incredible Machine 2 is a physics-based puzzle game developed by Jeff Tunnell Productions and published by Sierra On-Line for MS-DOS PCs in 1994.
The sequel to the 1993 game The Incredible Machine, The Incredible Machine 2 adds a new assortment of 130 levels, new parts to choose from, revamped graphics, a new soundtrack, a new guide (Professor Tim), and new game modes (including an updated custom puzzle mode and a one-on-one multiplayer mode where players race to solve the puzzle in the fastest time). In addition to a disk-based version, the game was sold in CD-ROM format, adding redbook audio and voice acting.
The game was later ported to Windows PCs and Macintosh computers in 1995 under the title The Incredible Machine Version 3.0, featuring a new game interface. This version was sometimes marketed as Professor Tim's Incredible Machines. It later received an enhanced update in 2000, known as Return of the Incredible Machine: Contraptions.
