The Even More Incredible Machine

'The Even More! Incredible Machine' is an extension of The Incredible Machine that was developed by Dynamix and Jeff Tunnell Productions, and it was published by Sierra On-Line in 1993 for MS-DOS, Windows 3.x, and Machintosh. The game was later released in Japan by Cybelle in 1995. Including both the original game and levels from the Add On Disk, this extended version adds 73 extra levels for a total of 160 levels. There's also more parts to use, and new music tracks.

Parts of The Even More Incredible Machine.

Credits

 * Producer: Jeffrey Tunnell
 * Designer: Kevin Ryan, Jeffrey Tunnell
 * Programmer: Kevin Ryan
 * Art Director: Brian Hahn
 * Artist: Dennis Clevenger
 * Puzzlomaniacs: Kevin Ryan, Richard Tunnell, Matt Uhre
 * Music & Sound Effects: Christopher Stevens
 * Lead Testers: Jeanne Rubinstein, Jan Carpenter
 * Manual Writing: Shawn Bird, Michael Waite, Richard Tunnell
 * Manual Photos: Dale Tendick
 * Manual Production / Design: Shawn Bird

Windows and Machintosh Credits

 * Windows Version: Presage Dev.
 * Windows Programmer: Bruce Von Kugelgen
 * Mac Programmer: Glenn Sugden
 * Mac Artists: Michael P. Kennedy, Mike Hales, Nina C. Gentule
 * Mac Music: Joey Edelman, Matt Bernardo
 * Mac Sound Driver: Halestrom Inc

Reception
The Even More Incredible Machine received a favorable reception upon its release. Computer Gaming World's Ed Dille in 1993 stated that the expansion "lives up to its billing, surpassing the original in terms of play value, if not presentation." Scott A. May for Compute! described that the game is "divine madness – a delightfully addicting, thoroughly intelligent arcade game that should not be missed." PC Zone said "The Even More Incredible Machine is addictive and testing. Furthermore, it is flexible enough to last. The real puzzle, however, is reserved for the retailers, who must how out how to stack the weird-shaped box on their shelves."

T. Liam McDonald for Game Players PC Entertainment said "if you're a puzzle fan who hasn't picked up the original, you'll definitely want to explore the zany world of The Even More Incredible Machine." Stephen Kent for CD-ROM Today said "This game will not return you to the awe-struck discovery years of your childhood, but it's a fun-filled return to the machines that usually only function in a child’s mind."