The Butterfly Effect
Thu, 06/17/2010 - 06:28 | by Curly Brace
The Butterfly Effect is a physics game about cause and effect. You build complex mechanical systems using levers, rocket-like cola bottles and ordinary objects like tennis balls and bikes to accomplish simple tasks like toppling a Bowling Pin. This is also known as a Rube Goldberg machine or a Heath Robinson contraption. This type of game was pioneered by the game series The Incredible Machine in the 1990s.
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Homepage | Genre: | Simulation, Puzzle |
| Game theme: | Abstract |
| Game features: | Singleplayer |
| Game modes: | Campaign |
| Graphic: | 2D |
| License: | Open |
| Payment: | Free |
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Needs a lot of love
This needs a lot of love before it is more then 2 minutes fun.
Finally, I felt your gamer heart :D
Finally, I felt your gamer heart :D
Need love. AND try the new release. M9?
Milestone 9, ow, it need to pass those signs.
Now 42 levels.
I miss the game Disney created - the "Creeps", god know how I figure to play this game since I was completely blind to English at age 5-6.