Games may be a way for some studios to make money, but for Tomorrow Corporation, they're primarily art. The company consists of three people: Allan Blomquist, Kyle Gabler, and Kyle Gray. Their first joint project was Little Inferno, and it proved to be a hit, firstly because it featured a fireplace that could burn everything, even small galaxies, and secondly because it was warmly received by critics and other gamers, winning several prestigious awards. The second project— Human Resource MachineThere's no need to burn anything here, but you do need to burn out at work... This is a casual game about the little employees of a small office where great things happen thanks to the art of programming. Essentially, the workspace is a computer, whose processor is a clerk. This person receives and sends documents through the appropriate cabinets. The player's goal is to make everything happen automatically. To achieve this, you can initially use two commands; as you progress through the career ladder, this number increases to 11. And you know, that's plenty for modeling all sorts of computer algorithms. Yes, download the torrent. Human Resource Machine A must-have for those who enjoy practical thinking, are interested in programming, or want to understand what it is. Thanks to the efforts of Tomorrow Corporation, it's clear that the process is very engaging and often not as difficult as it might seem at first glance. The developers used the so-called Harvard computing architecture as a basis. The game is sure to be evaluated by programming experts — they've prepared some particularly challenging tasks. It's worth noting that the release date is mathematically perfect — October 15, 2015.