In the world of time-wasting, flash games may be the ruling elite. Simple games like Motherload and Portal: The Flash Version have gotten me through countless long days at work. And now that I’ve discovered Fantastic Contraption, I just might never work again.
Fantastic Contraption is a flash-based physics game in which the player is given a variety of tools to use in order to construct a device capable of moving a red ball into a goal. Devices can be as simple as a single wheel pulling the ball, or as complex as a catapult used to hurl the ball over a barrier.
The levels get progressively more and more difficult, but they are never impossibly hard. After you have completed a level, you can look at solutions that other players have used. This often gave me ideas to use in later levels (Oh, I can string together a whole bunch of little sticks to make a chain…)
Fantastic Contraption consists of 20 levels that you can play for free. For $10, you gain access to a level editor and player-created levels.
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August 23rd, 2008 at 6:56 pm
I LOVE this game – been addicted to it for a few days. I’ve finished them all, and am now going back, and trying new methods of solving them.
April 8th, 2010 at 4:50 pm
Ah I remember this game from back in the day. I forgot all about it until now!
July 17th, 2010 at 1:50 am
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