A rather outdated role model of which you later wake up the first departments in the body: The nervous system would be the first, followed by emotions, and down you go to the 'eye department'.

Let us begin with the story: You start in the head and first of all, get to hear a dialogue between a boss and his secretary. There are no in-app purchases to bug you with, I couldn't find any ads while playing, and Homo Machina is also available in Spanish, English, French and other languages on request. That's because, like many app recommendations in the past on NextPit, Homo Machina was co-produced by Arte. This wouldn't be particularly exciting if it weren't for the drawn graphics and fancy sound design.

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Why? Simply because the idea with Homo Machina represents complex processes that happen within the human body in the form of a machine that is ultimately controlled by.humans.

This is because it somehow stimulates a feeling that I last felt when reading the children's classic book classic 'The Talented Toaster'. I know, my promise based on the headline alone has set the proverbial bar unbearably high! But after installing it this morning, I was really excited about the mobile game 'Homo Machina'. Playable in English, Spanish and other languages.Mobile game has been co-produced by Arte and shines especially with its pretty graphics.Homo Machina for iOS and Android is currently free (otherwise $2.99).

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