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Amazing Alex was a physics-based puzzle game created by Rovio Entertainment, developer of the popular strategy puzzle game Angry Birds. Amazing Alex was announced by Rovio's CEO Mikael Hed on Yle's breakfast television in May 2012. The game was based off of Casey's Contraptions, a game created by Noel Llopis of Snappy Touch and Miguel Ángel Friginal of Mystery Coconut, whose rights were acquired by Rovio. The game featured educational elements and revolved around the character Alex, described as a curious boy with an interest in building things. The goal was to create various Rube Goldberg-esque machines in order to get a ball to a certain location. The game held similarities to The Incredible Machine, originally released in 1993.