Human Resource Machine is a visual programming puzzle game from Tomorrow Corporation — the three-person studio behind World of Goo and Little Inferno — and one of the most approachable and charming introductions to programming logic ever designed. The game is framed as forty years of office work: you are a small office worker whose career spans 38 puzzle levels, each one a year of employment at the corporation. Your workspace has two conveyor belts — an INBOX delivering numbers and letters and an OUTBOX waiting for your output — and a set of instructions that function as visual assembly language. You program your worker by arranging commands — INBOX, OUTBOX, COPYTO, COPYFROM, ADD, SUB, JUMP and variants — into sequences that process whatever arrives on the belt.

Key Features: • Visual programming puzzle — arrange INBOX/OUTBOX/JUMP/COPY commands to solve 38 levels • No coding experience needed — teaches programming logic through elegantly designed constraints • Optimisation challenges — beat Tomorrow Corporation's benchmarks for steps and commands • 40 years of office dystopia — dry corporate satire with charming Tomorrow Corporation art direction • OST included free