A hyper-realistic simulation with plenty of physical puzzles awaits! Did ever wonder what a leaping-laser-mouse-bomb would look like? Or better yet: what it's capable of? Then be ready for your very own ultimate playground with possibilities you didn't know you could imagine. Use physical systems to your advantage, no matter if it’s electricity, explosions, lasers, lightning, or wind. By tinkering with chips you can provide objects with individual properties, like floating, rotation or weight. Nothing is impossible. If you don't like that wooden plank, take your pick from 15 different materials and millions of colors. It is, after all, your own machine... Additionally, we also let you use the Steam Workshop to gain access to an unending supply of puzzles and machines to implement into your game. And when you build your ultimate machine, you can share it with the whole world with a single click.
About the story
Higher, faster, larger, crazier, trickier, and so much more 3D.
Platforms
PCGenres
Indie Puzzle Simulator StrategyThemes
Fantasy Science fiction
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 10 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
GameGrin
By Christian WoottonIf you were the kind of child who has sat knee deep in Lego making spaceships and buildings or were found surrounded by the guts of a clock looking up at bewildered parents. Crazy Machines 3 will engage you for a long time to come, if for no other reason than so you can work out new and interesting ways to shoot pigs on skis into space!
GameCrate
By Christopher AtwoodCrazy Machines 3 delivers on the machines and delivers on the crazy, and although it isn't for everyone there's a select group that'll love and cherish it despite its quirks. Unfortunately, it’s missing a hook, and has just enough quirks in the core gameplay that makes it frustrating for anyone outside that group. And a lot of cool ideas are held back by a few frustrating gameplay mechanics that need to be ironed out before Crazy Machines 4.
IGN Spain
By Emmanuel GonzálezAn interesting puzzle game that offers a nice challenge with a visual design that doesn't live up to modern standards.
COGconnected
By Steven RitzMany years later I find myself reviewing Crazy Machine 3, a game that strikes hard at my nostalgia chord.
