The Incredible Toon Machine

The Incredible Toon Machine is a sequel to the 1993 release of Sid & Al's Incredible Toons, a cartoon spin-off logical series The Incredible Machine, created by Jeff Tunnell. The game develops the ideas contained in the original, offering dedicated to younger players a great logical entertainment in a slightly refreshed in relation to its predecessor setting.

As in the whole cycle of The Incredible Machine, the goal of the players is to create a smoothly functioning machine able to perform the task commissioned by the computer. We have more than 70 different gadgets at our disposal, whose properties we can use. The difference to the original is that the whole game takes place in a characteristic cartoon atmosphere and, as a result, is intended for younger audiences (from 6 years upwards). Our struggles are accompanied by friendly characters, Sid mouse and Al cat, and in this version the group of characters has been joined by more animated animals. The creators have prepared 130 demanding levels with lots of funny cartoon animations.

Since the game is mainly dedicated to kids, both the level of difficulty and the subject matter of riddles have been adapted to the atmosphere of the game. In accordance with the tradition of the series, there is also an editor at the disposal of the players, allowing them to create their own levels. New in the game is multiplayer mode. It allows two players to compete on a shared or split screen. The Incredible Toons only works in a Windows environment, so the interface and the game frame have been modified. In the CD version we can additionally enjoy the eyes of animated cut-scenes with cartoon characters, as well as listen to high quality music.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015