Great app at a bargain price! Gets great reviews on both iOS and steam
Human Resource Machine is a puzzle game. In each level, your boss gives you a job. Automate it by programming your little office worker! If you succeed, you'll be promoted up to the next level for another year of work in the vast office building. Congratulations!
Don't worry if you've never programmed before - programming is just puzzle solving. If you strip away all the 1's and 0's and scary squiggly brackets, programming is actually simple, logical, beautiful, and something that anyone can understand and have fun with!
Top comments
maltikism
1 Sep 165#4
anyone who already knows how to program (or much about technology / value for money) will have an Android. that's why this isn't on the Play store.
mrspoons to maltikism
1 Sep 163#8
Spend all day programming at work, thats why I can't be bothered faffing about with Android
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ZapGod
4 Sep 16#17
I went from an iphone 3gs to a Samsung S3 running whatever version of android was about at that time. Used it for about a year with and without Samsungs appalling Touch Whizz interface.
A value judgement about my skills as a developer would be wrong for me to make as I am obviously biased.
However, I am currently the highest paid developer in my organisation which employs several hundred technical staff and also in charge of a small team there.
maltikism
2 Sep 16#16
the android app actually lets you reply to the right comment.
maltikism
2 Sep 16#15
you tried an OS once (probably version 1), then decided it's never worth using? you must be a terrible developer then.
TehJumpingJawa
1 Sep 161#14
Yet you can still be baited on Internet forums?
gb1999
1 Sep 16#13
Ah Ok thanks for clarifying :smiley:
xchaotic
1 Sep 16#12
Great game, but please don't learn programming from it - it's basically a visual form of BASIC language, with loops and jumps, not really good coding practice anymore for anything serious.
maltikism
1 Sep 165#4
anyone who already knows how to program (or much about technology / value for money) will have an Android. that's why this isn't on the Play store.
mrspoons to maltikism
1 Sep 163#8
Spend all day programming at work, thats why I can't be bothered faffing about with Android
ZapGod to maltikism
1 Sep 16#11
I have been a professional systems developer for 25 years and I have had an iphone since they came out.
Of my programming team 6 have androids and 5 have iphones.
The higher paid developers have iphones.
Tried android once and hated it.
heeljames
1 Sep 16#10
Shame that Android doesn't help you to learn how to use capital letters.
santino1581
1 Sep 16#9
Sorry I was replying to the android fan boy above and must not have worked on my phone
elpandalover
1 Sep 16#7
Great game. A few tough logic puzzles and a great intro to some basic programming concepts (but don't let that put you off)
santino1581
1 Sep 16#5
How does that make this a deal?
gb1999 to santino1581
1 Sep 16#6
I'm sorry is 80% off RRP not a deal for you?
Abcmsaj
1 Sep 16#3
Oh man, it gets really tough past level 12! Great little puzzler that requires some logic to complete
yeomansinc
1 Sep 16#2
Just had a go; quite a cool little game! Great price too.
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Opening post
Human Resource Machine is a puzzle game. In each level, your boss gives you a job. Automate it by programming your little office worker! If you succeed, you'll be promoted up to the next level for another year of work in the vast office building. Congratulations!
Don't worry if you've never programmed before - programming is just puzzle solving. If you strip away all the 1's and 0's and scary squiggly brackets, programming is actually simple, logical, beautiful, and something that anyone can understand and have fun with!
Top comments
Latest comments (17)
A value judgement about my skills as a developer would be wrong for me to make as I am obviously biased.
However, I am currently the highest paid developer in my organisation which employs several hundred technical staff and also in charge of a small team there.
Of my programming team 6 have androids and 5 have iphones.
The higher paid developers have iphones.
Tried android once and hated it.