The Incredible Machine 2

aka: Les Incroyables Machines du Professeur Tim, Professor Tims verrückte Werkstatt, TIM3, The Incredible Machine Version 3.0

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1994 on DOS

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Moby Score

8.1

#1,478 of 158K

Critics

79% (12)

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(47)

Ranking

#71 on DOS
#1,460 on Windows

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85 players

Genre: Puzzle
Perspective: Side view
Gameplay: Paddle / Pong

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This game involves puzzle solving, while creating wacky machines. Each level of the game contains a machine designed to do a specific task. The only problem is, there are parts missing, and it is your job to figure out where to put what in order to get the machine to work. The game features many wacky machine parts, including cats, super balls, lava lamps, flashlights, can openers, monkeys on treadmills, and many more wacky parts to get your machine working. The game also comes with an editor to let you design your own unique machines from scratch. These can either be for fun, or you can set it so that the person playing has to fill in the missing parts, just like in the campaign.

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インクレディブル・マシーン３ - Japanese spelling

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Producer	Jeffrey Tunnell
Designers	Brian Hahn Steven D. Letsom Richard Rayl Kevin Ryan Jeffrey Tunnell Richard Tunnell
Software Engineers	Steven D. Letsom Richard Rayl Kevin Ryan
Art Director	Brian Hahn
Writer	Michael Waite
Artists	Jason Baker Dennis Clevenger Chris Hammond Robert Kraft Peter Lewis Kyle Miller Scott Rudi Brian Thompson Richard Tunnell
Music	Timothy Steven Clarke Randy Dersham Jan Paul Moorhead Ken Rogers
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CD version

Besides diskette version, a CD-version of Incredible Machine 2 were released with music in form of CD-audio tracks, instead of midi, voice-over and support of several languages.

Soundtrack

The soundtrack includes compositions in various styles: from blues to prog rock, what is very unusual for puzzle game. The music has also been used in later installments of the series.

Awards

Computer Gaming World
- June 1996 (Issue #143) – Classics/Puzzles Game of the Year (Readers' Vote)
Power Play
- Issue 02/1996 – Best Puzzle Game in 1995