Welcome to my strategy guide for Amazing Alex, which provides a visual walkthrough on how to get three stars in every level. Each picture provides tips and tricks for getting a perfect score.

*** UPDATES ***

2012-07-16: Added Part 10

2012-07-15: Added Part 9

2012-07-15: Added Part 8

2012-07-15: Added Part 7

2012-07-14: Added Part 6

2012-07-14: Added Part 5

2012-07-14: Added Part 4

2012-07-14: First Version

GUIDE SECTIONS

 

The Classroom	n/a	9 – 16	n/a	n/a
The Backyard	1 – 8	9 – 16	17 – 24	25 – 32
Alex’s Bedroom	1 – 8	9 – 16	17 – 24	25 – 32
The Treehouse	1 – 8

BASIC INFO

Amazing Alex is a physics-based game where you need to supply the missing pieces to Rube-Goldberg machines. I put heavy emphasis on the physics because even minor adjustments to the placing and rotation of a piece can have a huge impact on how everything interacts once you set it all in motion. As such, while each of the pictures in this guide will show you a solution that got me 3 stars, you probably won’t be able to reproduce my configurations exactly, so you’ll still have to mess around a bit to get some of them to work.

Feel free to start a discussion in the comments of any section of the guide if you need some additional hints.

THE CLASSROOM

Note: Puzzles 1 through 8 are not part of this guide, as they are tutorial levels and show you where to place everything.

9: Books Away

10: Ball Collector

11: Push and Pop

12: Flying With Scissors

13: Pop, Don’t Fly

14: Ballooned Away

15: Balloon Pusher

16: Free That Balloon

GUIDE SECTIONS

 

The Classroom	n/a	9 – 16	n/a	n/a
The Backyard	1 – 8	9 – 16	17 – 24	25 – 32
Alex’s Bedroom	1 – 8	9 – 16	17 – 24	25 – 32
The Treehouse	1 – 8

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About the Author

Markham Asylum is a founding member of Delta Attack. His tier-1 favorite genres are role-playing, puzzle, and strategy. His tier-2 are adventure, shooter, and platformer. He strives to provide spoiler-free postings whenever possible. Markham Asylum has written 398 posts on Delta Attack.