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You bolt together gears and levers in a cluttered workshop, holding your breath as your jury-rigged contraption either hums to life or explodes in a shower of springs. That satisfying *clunk* when it finally works? Pure magic.

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Game Overview

Ever played a game that makes you feel like a slightly unhinged inventor? The Great Machine nails that vibe perfectly. You start with a blank workshop and a pile of gears, pulleys, and weird mechanical bits—then it’s up to you to cobble together this sprawling, ridiculous machine that actually works (or hilariously doesn’t).

No tutorials, no hints—just trial, error, and that "aha!" moment when your mess of belts and levers finally clicks into motion. The pixel art’s got that chunky MS-DOS charm, and the sound effects are pure nostalgia: clanks, whirs, and the occasional sproing when something flies off-screen. It’s like building a Rube Goldberg device while caffeinated.

Honestly, half the fun is watching your creation fail spectacularly before tweaking it into submission. If you miss the days when games didn’t hold your hand, this one’s a time capsule worth cracking open.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".