7 Billion Humans

Tomorrow Corporation

About this game

*** WINNER OF GOOGLE PLAY'S BEST INDIES FOR THE BEST OF 2021 AWARDS ***

** Attention Pixel 6 players: v1.0.4 should now work on your phones. Thank you for your patience! **

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!

THRILLING FEATURES!

- More puzzles, more humans, more rippling brain muscles - over 60+ levels of programming puzzles! 77.777778% more levels than Human Resource Machine.

- A whole new programming language to enjoy! Where Human Resource Machine was based on Assembly and executed by a single worker, 7 Billion Humans has an all new language that lots of workers can all execute at the same time.

- You'll be taught everything you need to know. Even useless skills can be put to work!

- Feeling stressed out? There are now friendly hint and "skip" systems to facilitate your career's ascent.

- Available in English, French, Italian, German, Dutch, Spanish, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Russian. And possibly more languages on the way!

- Incomprehensible cutscenes! You will be delighted and bewildered.

- From the creators of Human Resource Machine, Little Inferno, and World of Goo.

Ratings and reviews

I've played like 5 minutes of this game, ignore the reviews complaining about the UI, screen rotation, or lack of undo button. "Problem exist between chair and keyboard" applies because if you scroll down you can undo, copy, paste and reset the puzzle entirely(it is the same UI from Human Resource Machine and it works excellently), and the screen rotation is so you can more comfortably attempt to design your solution. Jeez people, quit ignoring basic tutorials.

Great game! More of human resource machine but with parallel stuff. Nice challenges. The time/length challenges could be a bit repetitive at times. For example, to improve time, you need to often just give explicit directions to the character and avoid conditions. I also feel like human resource machine had more care with the lore and dialogues and that made a relevant difference. I want another one :)

It's a well made game but the difficulty is not in logical thinking, it's rather random guessing what the API actually means and what it can and can't do. So much like real programmer job, I guess. It really feels much more like a chore than a game. Not sure who is the game for. Way too easy for me, way too difficult for my kids.

What's new

Updated to support Android 13+

- updated to fix crash in some rare circumstances.