
Mashinky
29.03 $

Automate swarms of office workers to solve puzzles inside your very own parallel computer made of people. A thrilling followup to the award winning Human Resource Machine.
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7 Billion Humans is far less successful than its predecessor. It has the same core gameplay, Tomorrow Corporations great art style and writing, the great music; nothing there has diminished. But it shoots too high for
This is the best “casual” programming puzzle game that exists right now. Other programming games are better overall but aren’t quite as “casual” as this one, or as suitable for a general audience. By “casual” I really
7 Billion Humans by Tomorrow Corporation takes a deceptively simple premise and turns it into one of the more memorable logic puzzle experiences on modern platforms. At its core, the game is about giving instructions to
Not exactly bad, per se, but it's just a bit too slow, clunky, and unnecessarily awkward for what I like in a good programming game. Just play Human Resource Machine, which has a better learning curve and more enjoyable
On it's own, this feels like a nice game that overstayed its welcome. You have to deal with the clunky bits more and more as it goes on and on... Compared to Human Resource Machine, it took significantly longer to 100%
Great logic puzzles, reasonably funny. I'm a programmer and I introduced my kid to computer logic with this. It's a fun challenge for most skill levels. Much more enjoyable than their previous installment, Human