Established in 1992, China Fenglie Machinery Co., Ltd. are one of the game machine manufacturer and designer in China and specialize in the production of a range of machine. We has obtained ISO9001 certification and CE, GS and EMC approvals. With the support of first class equipment, advanced production technique and standardized inspection process, our custom game machines products gains a good selling over not only domestic market, but also overseas markets, such as USA, UK, France, Amercia, Russia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and South America.

Get ready for explosive action and building fun with this brain-teazing puzzle game. Create zany "Rube Goldberg" devices using 100 awesome and wacky parts. Go crazy with over 200 brand-new gizmo-twistin' levels. Enjoy all-new elements, music, backgrounds, and more
Start off in the Inventor's Training Camp to sharpen your skills. Create Your Own Zany Rube Goldberg Devices! Go crazy with over 200 brand new gizmo-twistin' levels! Enjoy all-new elements, music, backgrounds and more. Start off in the Inventor's Training Camp to sharpen your skills. Get ready for explosive action and building fun using 100 awesome & wacky parts -- including bottle rockets, cannons, bombs, and robots. The Ultimate Brain-Teazing Puzzle Game! Continuing the fun, but not including puzzles from Crazy Machines: The Wacky Contraptions Game.

Stacker is an arcade video game manufactured by LAI Games. The aim is to align rows of moving blocks on top of each other by pressing a button. When a player gets to the top row, they win a major prize. There is also a minor prize whose value is significantly less than the price per play. To maximize repeat play (and income), the company recommends calibrating the difficulty so that players can easily reach the minor prize level. It's mostly located in theaters and some stores. There is a row of three red or blue squares which move side to side on the screen. When the player pushes the button, the row of squares will stop. Then, another row of three moving squares appears above the previous row, moving faster than the one before it. If the squares do not align directly above the previous set, any overhanging squares will be removed. When the player misses completely, the game is over. The number of available squares is automatically reduced to two, then one, during the game. The goal is to consistently get the squares directly above the previous set, "stacking" them to the minor prize and ultimately major prize levels.