Homo Machina

Homo Machina is a 2D logic game in which we move inside a human body presented from a peculiar perspective – as a huge factory packed with various contraptions. The production is developed by a small studio from Paris called Darjeeling. The authors drew inspiration from e.g. medical illustrations by doctor Fritz Kahn.

Mechanics

In the game we assume the role of a body-factory worker whose job is to keep it alive. To do so, we need to explore the body, accomplish diverse objectives, and solve simple logic puzzles. For example, when the human eats breakfast, we need to operate the jaw by touching the screen and swiping our finger in the right directions. Different organs and body parts offer similar quests. The interface is intuitive and the rules are quite simple, but this does not mean that the game does not require using the brains from time to time.

Game modes

Homo Machina is a single-player only title.

Technical aspects

Homo Machina utilises amazing 2D visuals bringing to mind infographics and illustrations by doctor Fritz Kahn. The artistic design is interesting and filled with humour, making our daily activities look completely different.

Last updated on 16 April 2018