Prepare your brain for a challenge unlike any other! Tiny Little Keys' debut game, Machine Yearning, throws you into a world dominated by robots, where you, a human, must prove your worth by tackling tasks typically reserved for machines. This isn't your average mobile game; it's a brain-bending test of memory and processing speed, designed to push your cognitive limits.

Tiny Little Keys, an American studio founded by ex-Google Machine Learning Engineer and lifelong gamer Daniel Ellis, is bringing this unique experience to mobile devices on September 12th.

What is Machine Yearning?

In Machine Yearning, you'll apply for a job only robots usually hold – outsmarting a CAPTCHA system designed to identify humans. The game aims to challenge your memory and processing capabilities, pushing you to the level of a 2005-era computer (or better!).

You'll begin by associating words with shapes, a seemingly simple task that quickly escalates in complexity. As you progress, more words and colors are introduced, demanding increased memorization and pattern recognition skills.

Master the challenge, and you'll earn the right to customize your robotic workforce with a variety of whimsical hats – archer hats, cowboy hats, straw hats, and more! See it in action:

Will You Conquer Machine Yearning?

Originally showcased at Ludum Dare, a renowned indie game jam, Machine Yearning won awards for "Most Fun" and "Most Innovative." Learn more on their official website.

Launching September 12th on Android, this free-to-play game promises a unique and challenging experience. While it might not actually transform your brain into a supercomputer, it's sure to provide a stimulating mental workout. Be sure to check out our other news before you go! Conflict of Nations: WW3 Drops New Reconnaissance Missions And Units For Season 14.