Are you ready for a brain-bending challenge that's typically reserved for robots? Tiny Little Keys, an American game studio, is set to release their debut game, Machine Yearning, where you'll take on tasks usually performed by robots and prove your worth as the ultimate human in a world dominated by machines. Founded by Daniel Ellis, a former Google Machine Learning Engineer and avid gamer, Tiny Little Keys is bringing something truly unique to the gaming scene. Mark your calendars for the game's release on September 12th.
What Exactly Is Machine Yearning?
In Machine Yearning, you apply for a job traditionally held by robots. As a human, your mission is to outsmart a sophisticated captcha system designed to detect and thwart those cunning enough to attempt deception. The game promises to enhance your cognitive abilities to match the memory and processing speeds of a 2005-era computer.
Starting with simple tasks, you'll link words to shapes. As you progress, the challenge intensifies, requiring you to remember these associations while the game introduces more words and colors into the mix. The reward for mastering this game? You get to customize your robots with a variety of hats, including archer hats, cowboy hats, and even a stylish straw hat. Get a sneak peek of the game below!
Will You Snag It?
Machine Yearning first caught the gaming world's attention at Ludum Dare, a renowned game jam for indie developers, where it clinched awards for 'most fun title' and 'most innovative title.' If you're intrigued and want to dive deeper into the game's universe, visit their official website for more details.
Don't miss out on the release—Machine Yearning will be available on Android starting September 12th, and the best part? It's free to play. While it might not literally transform your brain into a supercomputer, it's sure to provide a fun and challenging experience. Before you go, be sure to check out other exciting news, like the new reconnaissance missions and units in Conflict of Nations: WW3 for Season 14.
