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Automate Swarms of Office Workers in Puzzle Programming Game 7 Billion Humans

Automate Swarms of Office Workers in Puzzle Programming Game 7 Billion Humans

From the same quirky minds that brought you Little Inferno and Human Resource Machine comes another wacky treat for the gamers that love the little unique games that are not afraid to try something new. Enter 7 Billion Humans, the follow up to the award winning Human Resource Machine!

After honing your skills with managing small groups of office workers, management has decided to move you up to managing the whole sector! That’s right – you will still be putting command codes in to manage people around, but this time you will be working with huge groups!

For players unfamiliar with the original game, you basically created your own “script”. You had workers in several different places, and you needed to accomplish tasks. In order to do this, you would put down command lines like “walk this way” or “stop here and pick this up”. It sounds simple but it got very complex!

Now, imagine that in an all new programming language! 7 Billion Humans features a new programming language that lets you deal with multiple groups of workers all at once. Do not be scared though, as the game also features a new hint system that can help you out with even the trickiest puzzles.

7 Billion Humans is available now on the App Store for 4.99 USD. An Android version is planned for a later date, so sit tight!

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