Infamous Machine v1.5 APK + MOD (Unlimited Money / Gems)

Ric TheSeagull: Great graphics, talking characters, very interactive and good puzzles. Not sure if I've come across a bug, as the concert hall, after the music, I cannot go past a couple le that sings (which is irritating) and the clicking is so slow and glitchy around that area. I also didn't like the speech from where the character was "tricked "into a shouting a password, the humour just goes from good to being over the top. otherwise it's good!

Glenn Scully: I really review but wanted to give my perspective on comments from 1 star reviews on poor controls and logic that made no sense. I thought the controls were really easy, if you press and hold in the screen it will briefly flash where all the points you can interact with are on the screen and they are easy to select. SPOILER ALERT to me it made more sense than most games I've played in this genre I used hints a few times (grappling hook on the building and the gumball machine looked empty)

sam dax: Besides a few things that were a bit too random this is an amazing game. Funny, great art and story and once you've figured out how things work it's a blast apart from a few really frustrating moments. A quick suggestion for the developers - a lot of the frustration was due to doors that can be opened not being highlighted when you keep pressing the screen so I had no idea how to progress. Maybe highlight these doors too. Apart from that this is highly recommended.

Callie Callie J.: 2 stars because I wanted to like this interesting-looking game, but couldn't because I can't even figure out how to even get started. The constant clicking on items and areas to see if I could interact drove me nuts. Nothing happens to help you progress and all the clicking is repetitive and messed with my nerves. Not trying anymore.

MJ Navor (MJ): This is an absolutely enchanting game. The humor is great, the artstyle is pretty, even the fourth wall breaks made me chuckle. My issue with this is the flow of the puzzle solutions. Sometimes after solving a puzzle, I've no idea how to progress. Another one is that the ending falls a bit flat. The hype for the 3 chapters was great, but the last chapter was underwhelming. But overall, a must-try game!

Bob Tandy: Liked it a lot. Cartoon style is different and has certain appeal. Generally speaking the game play is collecting and using correct objects at different locations. There are a limited number of locations in each chapter which does mean a lot of to-ing and fro-ing and this gets a little frustrating as you have to guide the character across screen. Gave in before end because having disturbed bees couldn't seem to place object in correct position to lure them away.

A Google user: a good little puzzle game hamstrung by not being ported properly. this was obviously built for a PC where you would have a mouse you could scroll over the screen, and text would pop up for certain items. on a touch screen, you only know if something is able to be used after you try clicking on it. i had to use the walkthrough multiple times and each time it was something i had already tried to click on but didn't know i could interact with because i had to touch a millimeter to the left.

A Google user: I must be missing something here. Loved the old point-and-click games on the PC, but this is just frustrating. Still on the very start after a week, I have 3 items and I'm just going around randomly clicking on things because there's no logic. Add to that the fact that the cut scenes time out the phone screen and touching it to get it back on skips the dialogue; talking to characters goes through the same conversations again and again etc. Just frustrating, not fun.

A Google user: Well, you said hilarious, and hilarious it is ? Excellent adventure game, takes me back to the Good Old Days. It's not as long as Money Island, but definitely requires out of the box thinking, and coming up with rubber-chicken-with-a-pulley-in-the-middle solutions! I only wish they were more than 3 chapters... maybe a sequel? ? I'd make separate look / act modes. I wanna look at characters! Also... why is there a Russian blacksmith in Renaissance Firenze? Oh yeah... NO QUESTION, ONLY HAMMER! ?

A Google user: Delightful game. Hillarious dialogue with fantastic voice talent. Puzzles not very difficult, just the right amount of moon logic and fitting for the whimsical mood of the whole piece. Small source of frustration in the second dealing with a carniverous plant in Chapter 3 (think there's a little bug here...) but enjoyed the game overall so much I couldn't stay angry for long. Graphics have an MI3 nostalgia, which I love. Would really like to see this as a longer game as there is some real skill and talent in there. More please!