Fritz Kahn, an avant-garde physicist, served as an inspiration for this puzzle game. Embark on a wild adventure to unravel the eerie mysteries of Homo Machina and get insight into the human body’s inner workings, shown as a massive factory from the 1920s.
Immersed in a clever network of nerves, veins, and valves, players are thrust into this narrative maze. The goal, repeated thirty or more times a day, is to facilitate proper bodily function. With simple controls and straightforward gameplay, each scene dissects common activities like opening your eyes, biting bread, or listening to music.
One of the first infographic creators and famous scientists, Fritz Kahn, used simple analogies to help people better comprehend the human anatomy.
In Homo Machina, players delight in the clever dialogue between Josiane, the director’s diligent secretary, and the absent-minded director at the controls of the body-machine.
The game combines old school design with a contemporary influence, and it encourages players to dispatch an army of workers to get the incredible factory up and running.
