The Incredible Toon Machine is a puzzle video game developed by Jeff Tunnell Productions and published by Sierra On-Line in 1994. It serves as the successor to the game Sid & Al's Incredible Toons and is part of the The Incredible Machine series. The game tasks players with solving puzzles by assembling Rube Goldberg-style contraptions. Each level presents a specific goal, and players must use the items and characters provided to achieve the objective.
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Games developed for Windows 3.x can't run on recent Windows systems. You need a Virtual Machine to run this game properly.
The Incredible Toon Machine review
Coming Soon Magazine (1995): "Al the cat and Sid the mouse are back in a new windows version of "The Incredible Toon Machine". Twist your brain through 130 new mind-crushing puzzles, or design your own from a choice of over 71 gadgets in the Hometoons."
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