"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. Now with more humans!"
7 Billion Humans may feature a concept that doesn't immediately stand out to everyone but the rewards of spending even a few minutes around it will prove very rewarding as the entire experience is extremely addictive, fun and riddled with absurd humor. While a multiplayer mode and a more user-friendly gameplay with the Pro-Controller and the Joy-Cons...
Human Re..., err, 7 Billion Humans is a fine puzzler-meets-programming, especially for those into titles that actually need some thinking (and then some). Just remember that this might be a bit too similar *cough*identical*cough* to a previous title for its own.
7 Billion Humans is aimed not only at those who have an aptitude for computer science and programming, but for any type of gamer who is curious about learning how to use functions to solve problems with clever solutions. The more you play, the better you'll get at this basic coding environment, spotting section in your code that can be optimized, lowering...
7 Billion Humans is as good a game as the Human Resource Machine was in its day. It fits like a glove with the idea of portability of the Nintendo Switch and its Touch Screen as the main control tool. This is a game that will require a good dose of patience, creativity and non-linear thinking, but it rewards you as the best with a great sense of satisfaction...
There will likely be plenty of Human Resource Machine fans who fall in love with 7 Billion Humans, and work diligently to optimize their programs. Still, puzzle solvers who aren’t versed in these concepts may be faced with tougher roadblocks then their colleagues when trying to ascend the corporate ladder.
