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A [[Rube Goldberg Device]] simulation for the PC made by FAKT Software. Can best be summarised as a 3D equivalent of Sierra's Robinson Goldberg PC game, ''[[The Incredible Machine]]''.
Sadly, much of the [[Video Game Cruelty Potential]] of the aforementioned Sierra game seems to be absent, but ''Crazy Machines'' has the added bonus of being slightly more element-based than ''The Incredible Machine''. Elements such as steam, fire and electricity come into play, powering all the individual components of the contraption. Oh, and there's none of that irritating [[Fridge Logic]] seen in ''TIM'', where [[Stuff Blowing Up|a single tube of nitroglycerine can explode if anything such as a fast-moving mouse so much as touches it]].
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