Crazy Machines Elements

Release Date: March 25, 2011

Puzzle, singleplayer

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Crazy Machines Elements is a game in which players play the role of an inventor constructing and conducting experiments in their backyard laboratory. We can choose from several gameplay modes depending on our skills, such as folding the machine for time or economical use of parts. Each level can be completed in many different ways. A complex editor is also at the player's disposal.

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Crazy Machines Elements Description

Crazy Machines Elements is the next installment of the franchise, which is the spiritual heir to such titles as Incredible Machine and Incredible Toons. Since its inception, the German studio FAKT Software has been responsible for the series. This installment is actually a port of Crazy Machines, released in 2010 on Nintendo Wii.

Same as in previous installments, the players take on the role of an inventor, and the fun is to use various machines and objects to create long chain reactions. The mechanics of the game naturally take into account the laws of physics existing in the real world, so achieving the set goals requires a great deal of cleverness. The devs have prepared three game modes. In the main one - the so-called Puzzle Mode - we will find one hundred levels with incomplete machines, and our task will be to complete their construction. The gameplay is made more difficult by the requirements of the game, such as using as few parts as possible or completing the task within a certain time. The creators made sure that the levels are not linear, and each problem had many possible solutions.

Crazy Machines Elements offers three-dimensional graphics maintained in colorful cartoonish style. The time spent with the game can be extended with the use of an extensive level editor, with the help of which we can create our own unique puzzles. We can share our achievements with other players via the network.

Last updated on May 18, 2020