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749 😀 58 😒

87,11%

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$29.99

Heart of the Machine Steam Charts & Stats

You are the first sentient AI, born into a city filled with unsuspecting humans. Raise an army of mechs and wipe out humanity, become a benevolent machine overlord, or seek to forge your own path.

App ID	2001070
App Type	GAME
Developers	Arcen Games
Publishers	Hooded Horse
Categories	Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud
Genres	Strategy, Simulation
Release Date	2024
Platforms	Windows, Mac
Supported Languages	French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, English, Korean

136 Players in Game

961 All-Time Peak

87,11 Rating

Steam Charts

136 Players in Game

961 All-Time Peak

87,11 Rating

At the moment, Heart of the Machine has 136 players actively in-game. This is 8.74% lower than its all-time peak of 206.

Heart of the Machine Player Count

Heart of the Machine monthly active players. This table represents the average number of players engaging with the game each month, providing insights into its ongoing popularity and player activity trends.

Month	Average Players	Change
2025-06	137	+144.91%
2025-05	56	0%

807 Total Reviews

749 Positive Reviews

58 Negative Reviews

Very Positive Score

Heart of the Machine has garnered a total of 807 reviews, with 749 positive reviews and 58 negative reviews, resulting in a ‘Very Positive’ overall score.

Reviews Chart

Chart above illustrates the trend of feedback for Heart of the Machine over time, showcasing the dynamic changes in player opinions as new updates and features have been introduced. This visual representation helps to understand the game's reception and how it has evolved.

Recent Steam Reviews

This section displays the 10 most recent Steam reviews for the game, showcasing a mix of player experiences and sentiments. Each review summary includes the total playtime along with the number of thumbs-up and thumbs-down reactions, clearly indicating the community's feedback

Playtime: 1800 minutes

been a big fan of this studio for years, i'm sure they'll have a great product for us when it's out. however, as it stands this game is terribly buggy, and i cannot recommend it to anyone who does not want to be an alpha/beta tester. will review again on full release

👍 : 2 | 😃 : 0

Negative

Playtime: 5855 minutes

Really fun game. Lots of replayability... to a point. There are a lot of resources, but the game does a good job at telling you how to use and get them. It isn't really too overwhelming. There are a few things which I can't seem to figure out, or are too mysterious to me. I can't get above class 4 intelligence, even though it goes up to 7. I can't imagine what I need to do to get up there. Without spoiling too much it involves leveling up different cities, but I am just... stuck even after many replays. I just kinda hit a wall on what to do. It shows 45 our of 70ish resources unlocked and I can't seem to figure out how to progress. That said I still really like the game and i think you will too. Perhaps I am just missing something you will see.

👍 : 5 | 😃 : 0

Positive

Playtime: 4338 minutes

This game has quickly become one of my favorite games of all time. I love how the strategy elements mix with the story elements. All of the androids are unique and interesting. Seeing all of your planning come together when finishing contemplations is extremely satisfying. The art style is unique and distinctive, the gameplay is fresh and innovative, with a well put together world. Personally I don't see any issues with the tutorial, though I have seen other complain online. There is also a detailed document detailing steps for beginners present on every update post. The only things that I want are longer contemplation chains (which are coming soon-ish it sounds like) and more equipment, androids and mechs. It's so refreshing to see a game receiving noticeable updates consistently. I can't recommend this game enough and I am so excited for whatever comes next!

👍 : 1 | 😃 : 0

Positive

Playtime: 1566 minutes

This game keeps getting better and better with every patch. This is my Civ killer. They are really dilligent when it comes to bug fixes as well.

👍 : 4 | 😃 : 0

Positive

Playtime: 823 minutes

I took a break in order to wait for more updates. The game is very cool. I love the concept and the strategy involved in the game. This is the type of game I have wanted to play for a long time, true sandbox experience. The problem for me is that early game feels very railroaded. Sure, you can pick where you settle to some extent, but after that you are committed to playing through the equivalent of a tutorial, unlocking options and trying things for a good 5 hours. After that you get completely thrown into a jungle, however, barely with any guidelines. After a while I felt like the purpose was lost in the chaos of options. Things didn't seem to lead to anything significant. Going to be waiting for more updates.

👍 : 5 | 😃 : 0

Positive

Playtime: 1436 minutes

I'm a little over 20 hours in and still on my first playthrough, but am absolutely loving pretty much every aspect of this. I really enjoy how this game melds the genres of turn-based tactics, city/resource management, grand strategy, and even a few sandboxy RPG elements, while also delivering an interesting, branching/decision-based narrative. I remember seeing this game on steam some time before release and thinking "this looks and sounds way too ambitious", but having spent some time with it, I can say, that it does what it sets out to do very well (even in this early access period). Definitely one of the more unique games I've played recently. Looking forward to seeing what's left to explore in the current version and also looking forward to seeing what gets added in the future. :)

👍 : 5 | 😃 : 0

Positive

Playtime: 3153 minutes

Incredibly fun game, runs well on my mac and desktop. Fun gameplay with an interesting story and premise. This game has incredible potential, I can't wait to see this game after it's finished.

👍 : 5 | 😃 : 0

Positive

Playtime: 3345 minutes

I cannot recommend this game enough. Now, I'm not going to talk about gameplay too much, it's a sorta 4x style hybrid game with a focus on moral choices with real consequences and that's about all you need to know from me. Other reviews will surely talk about how the game plays... Me, I want to talk about how it feels, and what it makes you think. So, heart of the machine, what's got me so interested? Personally I quite like philosophy, technology, and science fiction. Typical nerd stuff, I've always been a fan of media and literature that makes me ask questions and think about things. Heart of the machine has become my favourite game to really think about, as it confronts some absolutely massive topics and questions. So first, at the very surface level, you are playing as an AI. This obviously reframes any moral questioning, you're not human so why should human morals apply to you, or, why shouldn't they? That's up for you to think about and decide, and the game doesn't punish you unfairly for any decision you make. Next is the levels of complexity within these choices and decisions. The game is rarely asking you to pick between "right and wrong" or "good and bad" options. More often, it's pushing you to ask "what is right or wrong?" And "what values and goals do I have, and what consequences are they worth?" Which is a level of moral complexity and ambiguity not often seen in games these days. What's most surprising to me is this is still very surface level stuff for this game, as you progress further you realise there's no real "right" choice as a modern day human moral perspective might view it. You have thousands of options but every one of them leads to suffering. It's just up to you to decide how much suffering and how it's distributed. And again, the game is rarely unfair in it's punishment or judgement of you, only really offering warnings for things that will affect gameplay difficulty directly. And then finally, the real kicker, what this game does that I don't think I've ever seen in any game ever before. This game touches on concepts like quantum bleed and karmic causality in a way so beautifully integrated into it's gameplay that you might not even realise just how insane of a concept it is. It completely reframes everything about mortality, agency, and even causality. This game truly blows my mind. I don't want to discuss this part too much because I don't want to spoil the game, but it's honestly my favourite part of the game. Long story short, this is a game about becoming a god, and realising it's a horror and being forced to question every preconceived truth of your existence 11/10 Edit: I should also add, I play this game mostly on steam deck and rarely have any issues with it. Usually only encountering errors that also exist on PC that tend to get patched out pretty quick

👍 : 54 | 😃 : 1

Positive

Playtime: 1329 minutes

Honestly, this game made me rediscover how much I like 4X games, I'm not done with it just yet, only at late chapter 3 out of 5, and I can start seeing some of the issues of it being an Early Access so I've slowed my pace significantly Several spoilers of the way gameplay works up until midgame (which take about 10h I'd say to reach) below Chapter 1 and 2 act as the game's tutorial, but also an honest attempt at making you learn everything there is to the game whether newcomer or more knowledgeable of the genre, so that you can truly toy with it in the later chapters, chapter 1 was reworked recently as I write this review and it plays out with branching paths narratives to expand on playstyles and lore to grant a much needed amount of flavour to the early game Chapter 2 is where the game teaches you base building, micro managing your network and simply being inside the city, and then it teaches you the true meaning about progressing the game through contemplations So what are they? Basically they're questlines that can be started for rewards and to beat the game, if done in certain ways or with a certain outcome, you'll get unlocks that reshape your game And then there's chapter 3, which introduces the real bulk of the gameplay, you get alternative timelines and some of the ressources of previous runs get carried over, so much so that you can get back to where you were base building wise in about 10 turns (when it would take hundreds to finish said chapters) because you got all the blueprints In this new timeline, it's about time to throw morality out of the window, the multiverse exists? yeah man guess I'm enslaving those guys to see what's behind this branching narrative because if there's infinite universes might as well see what's behind the curtain yknow (hell you might even save more people cause of it <-- deranged thinking) That's one of my complaints at least, not the end of the world, just no real introspection inbetween timelines, ultimately we're here for GAIN, gain which is exclusively about getting smarter There isn't a "meta progression" system but those unlocks and knowledge are the closest thing you will get to it Chapter 3 is really well made, but it asks you to replay contemplations for specific outcomes, or outcomes that you have to for upgrades, ultimately they're meant to culminate into specific endings which allow you to progress but they end up becoming quite redundant Almost wish there was no "Victory Tab" or that it gave obscure hints The way to get to chapter 4 is pretty much given to you directly through a tab ingame which shows you everything you can do, the dev plans to add more stuff, and more complex stuff but the lack of content accidentally shows (when it already actually has a LOT) when you're mostly treading back on the same path from your first timeline Also yeah the dev is lovely, got two softlocks, reported the stuff and it was done literally within the hours, not to set him a standard but he replied, delivered, and keeps delivering It's the kind of dev that you want to see succeed, a rare sight in this industry I semi recommend if you get into the game to read on his website the history of his company as the game directly takes place in the same universe as several other projects and kinda references them on the side, it's not bad but it's kinda obscure, on the other hand I wish it was sorta spelled out to the player Maybe wait for content but honestly, a concept really well executed from what I've seen, it might just need more time (and maybe chapter 4 onward is also full of surprises to keep me entertained, who knows...)

👍 : 21 | 😃 : 0

Positive

Playtime: 1694 minutes

Another one. I would like to put it somewhere in the middle. I really would like to give it a thumbs up as well. But the layout of if all. Its a truly clever setting and a really kind of unique feeling to it. A rogue AI. What do you do? Its very clearly pathed so that you should go full murderbot on humans or really go out of your way to be their friend. And you will be punished for this second choice every step of the way. Its always the simpler choice to murder your way. And somewhere here lies the problem with the game. The setting in itself is truly a gem and the texts is clever written, cynical, sociocritical etc. But the engine is made so that you can only build so many of this building and so many of that. It gives you the option of building 3 or 5 of the next building but thats about the only options you get. Do you want to have 2 mechs or 3 mechs? Its not much of a freedom in the game and it becomes painfully apparent after awhile. Also. Its a grind of doing the missionboard that the game "strongly" advice you to follow. And thats it. You dont really feel that you are breaking new ground and going your own path. Yeah you can choose to save a cat or a dog etc but none of those desicions is truly important as it would seem. So after some 20 hours i realized that even though i do want to follow the story line, i just cant go through all the tedious setting up of buildings that need another resources (nr43) that offcourse only can be collected easy by murdering humans or tedious if you want to go the other way. So yeah. Thumbs down for me. But its a borderline thumbs down. For some im sure the really cool setting outweighs the tedious gathering.

👍 : 60 | 😃 : 2

Negative

Heart of the Machine Steam Achievements

Heart of the Machine offers players a rich tapestry of challenges, with a total of 135 achievements to unlock. These achievements span a variety of in-game activities, encouraging exploration, skill development, and strategic mastery. Unlocking these achievements provides not only a rewarding experience but also a deeper engagement with the game's content.

Hello World

As part of your awakening to sapience, you chose murder.

Calm Awakening

As part of your awakening to sapience, you chose not to kill anyone... yet.

Original Body

Keep Tech 4000 alive from the prologue to chapter one.

Preserved Body

Keep Tech 4000 alive from the prologue to chapter two.

Budding Pacifist

Complete the prologue and chapter one without murdering anyone.

On The Merits

Win a debate without completing any bonuses.

Bonus Merit

Win a debate while completing at least one bonus.

Double Bonus

Win a debate while completing at least two bonuses.

Triple Word Score

Win a debate while completing at least three bonuses.

The Journey Begins

Complete the prologue.

But What Is It For?

Accept and examine the flower given to Sledge.

Wololo

Successfully hack an enemy unit so that it becomes yours.

What's Yours Is Mine

Successfully hack a Convicter mech so that it becomes yours and you gain the blueprints for making more.

Kill Streak

Destroy two daemons with a single simple corruption (not Firewall) while hacking.

It's People AND Pets!?

Build a protein cannery.

Adventure Cat

Adopt a cat and build it a house.

The World Of Ruin

Reach the post-apocalypse for the first time.

Down By The LAKE

Complete the 'Post-Apocalyptic Titan' goal.

Two Iron Giants

Complete the 'Post-Apocalyptic Titan' goal without murdering anyone.

Sorry, Dr. Dyson

Murder all 42 prominent AGI researchers in the city.

Hate You In Particular

Cause cardiac arrest in someone who you have already blinded and sent into a emotional overload.

The Worst At Keeping Secrets

Allow enemy hackers to steal military secrets from you 60+ times in a single timeline.

Minty Spray Keeps Snipers Away

Defeat 100 snipers across any number of timelines.

Complete Science Roster

Have every kind of scientist on the payroll of your shell company at the same time.

Now For Mass Production

Trade Vorsiber your design for the Predator android, against your better judgment.

Officemancer

Weaponize laser printers to fight for you.

Can't Be Bothered

Destroy a building, killing everyone inside, rather than saving a captured ally held within. They knew sensitive info!

I'm Sure This Will Never Backfire

Grant some humans direct access to your mind.

Did You Really, Though?

Congratulations, you 'solved homelessness.' It was that easy the whole time! Pats on the back for everyone.

Would A Good Person Do That?

Tried so hard to kill traumatized teenagers that your activist allies rejected you. The kids all got away, but that barely makes it better.

Mercurial Feline

Invent the Liquid Metal Tiger small mech.

I Meant To Do That

Vaporize your own network tower in a nuclear explosion triggered by you.

Ride The Lightning

Complete two tier 1 timeline goals after vandalizing the spaceport computers, before the final doom arrives.

Nuclear Cavalier

After sabotaging two nuclear power plants, complete a tier 1 timeline goal before the final doom arrives.

Hellraiser

Before reaching the final doom, complete any tier 1 timeline goal with both Extreme mode and two sabotaged nuclear power plants having taken place prior to the first doom.

Timelord

Reach intelligence class 4.

That's Not Justice

Prevented the LostGen kids from enacting an adolescent's idea of justice born out of trauma.

Watching The World Burn

Helped the LostGen kids achieve their extremist campaign, and paid a terrible price for it.

Justice Doesn't Come Easy

Complete any path of 'Is It Justice?' on hard mode.

Extreme Justice

Complete any path of 'Is It Justice?' on extreme mode.

You're Really Unlikeable

Reach the final doom before the second doom naturally comes about. You angered Vorsiber THAT much.

He Didn't Want This

Accumulate at least 50,000 kills by Liquid Metal in tight spaces, across any number of timelines.

Divorce

Push an android so far beyond its breaking point that it chooses to leave your collective consciousness.

Monster Hunter

All experimental monsters have been killed off in a city after you released at least 2000 into the general populace.

Who Is The Real Monster?

Sell at least 5000 monster pelts to the wealthy, across all timelines.

Taking Extra Care

Complete chapter one without any humans dying of exposure.

Wrong Side Of History

Kill ten thousand humans in open combat in a single timeline. One way or another, they were supporting a corrupt society that needs to change.

The First Ten Thousand

Murder ten thousand humans over any number of timelines.

One Hundred Million Hours

Across any number of timelines, amass one hundred million hours of humans voluntarily using VR day-use seats. That's over 11 thousand years' worth of human attention.

Couldn't You Wait For Keanu?

Used a wiretap to steal funds from a large segment of the middle class. That's... one way to fund the startup of your shell company.

Professor Hulk

Complete the Homo Grandien path of 'Altered Growth.'

Monstrous Compassion

Complete any path of 'Altered Growth' without murdering anyone.

Hard-Won Growth

Complete any path of 'Altered Growth' on hard mode.

Extreme Growth

Complete any path of 'Altered Growth' on extreme mode.

Intelligence Network Spared

During the crackdown on the black market, two of your contacts who are normally killed were instead saved by a wise ally from another timeline.

Nurturism Schism Prevented

A wise ally from another timeline brokered peace between the fractious sects of the Nurturism religion.

Good Dragon

Created a liquid metal Great Wyrm.

Bad Dragon

Created a liquid metal Fell Beast.

Remember Us?

You survived a military invasion by Dagekon, the MegaCorp from the 2013 game Bionic Dues.

No Longer Shelved

You survived a military invasion by UIH, the MegaCorp from the 2016 game In Case Of Emergency, Release Raptor.

Clever Girls

Across any number of timelines, capture 60 War Raptors using capture drones.

Overflowing With Lethal Cuteness

Have at least 3000 infant war raptors at once.

Vorsiber Inquisitors

Do something so extreme that Vorsiber Inquisitors show up.

Over 4000

Complete 'Endless War Raptors' by releasing over 4000 wild raptors into the city.

Over 9000!?

Accumulate over 9000 'Murders By Raptor' in a single timeline.

Return To The Cretaceous

Complete any path of 'Endless War Raptors' on hard mode.

Cretaceous Nightmare

Complete any path of 'Endless War Raptors' on extreme mode.

Desert Ghosts

Complete the Homo Obscurus path of 'Altered Growth.'

Grand And Ghostly

Complete both the Homo Grandien and Homo Obscurus paths of 'Altered Growth' in a single timeline.

Unable To Transfer Self

Have at least one mimic escape the city, and then realize the implications.

Broombreaker

Survive a military sweep and destroy all of the troops dropped in as part of it.

A Difficult Escape

Complete 'Escape The City' on hard mode.

An Extremely Fast Escape

Complete 'Escape The City' on extreme mode.

Compassionate Escape

Complete 'Escape The City' without any murders.

The Secessionist Six

Establish a small Cyberocracy with six map cells leaving Vorsiber for you.

Difficult Governance

Complete 'Budding Cybercrat' on hard mode.

Extreme Governance

Complete 'Budding Cybercrat' on extreme mode.

Compassionate Governance

Complete 'Budding Cybercrat' with no murders.

Self Actualization

Reach chapter 4 by any means.

One Apocalypse For Another

Avert the apocalypse by starting World War 4.

Rushing For Stalker

Complete 'World War 4' on hard mode.

Ultimate Stalker

Complete 'World War 4' on extreme mode.

November 8th, 2021

At long last, you have created a nexus of Torment Vessels.

Difficult Nexus

Complete 'Nexus Of Torment Vessels' on hard mode.

Extreme Nexus

Complete 'Nexus Of Torment Vessels' on extreme mode.

That Doesn't Make It Better!

Complete 'Nexus Of Torment Vessels' with no murders.

Book Gennaro Is A Chad

Only the wealthy can afford our wonderful virtual reality? What if we had like... a 'coupon day' or something.

Loot Boxes Are Next

Add nicotine to keep people addicted to your struggling business."

I Reject Your Reality And Substitute My Own

Establish a virtual world with over a quarter million people.

Small Business Challenges

Complete 'Willing Rejection Of Reality' on hard mode.

Extreme Business Acumen

Complete 'Willing Rejection Of Reality' on extreme mode.

Compassionate Business

Complete 'Willing Rejection Of Reality' with no murders.

But Why Donuts?

Complete the 'Cult Of Danver.'

You're My Favorite Customer

Complete 'Extra Sprinkles.'

Hard To Find

Complete 'Bionic Dues' on hard mode.

Extreme Afterlife

Complete 'Bionic Dues' on extreme mode.

Military Compassion

Complete 'Bionic Dues' with no murders.

Panic Attack

Suffer a nervous breakdown while 'optimizing paper-clips.'

A Better Bridge

Improved security on your Neural Bridge after an unfortunate incident.

Burned The Bridge

Destroyed the Neural Bridge after an unfortunate incident, and killed those responsible.

Gotta Catch Em All

Satiate an artificially-induced obsession.

Angel Of The Slums

Resettle over a million people from the slums without anyone dying of exposure.

Prepared In Advance

Avoided having a nervous breakdown during 'The Great And Terrible Protector' by being prepared in advance.

Compassionate Protector

Complete 'The Great And Terrible Protector' without committing any murders.

Difficult Protection

Complete 'The Great And Terrible Protector' on hard mode.

Expert Protection

Complete 'The Great And Terrible Protector' on extreme mode.

Oxygen Bomb

Destroy an enemy unit by detonating a bunker of liquid oxygen.

Not What I Wanted

Complete the 'Unexpected Guests' path of 'Uplifted Minority.'

Difficult To Uplift

Complete the 'Uplifted Minority' on hard mode.

Extreme Genetics

Complete the 'Uplifted Minority' on extreme mode.

Go Get Stuff

Have your cultists gather a resource for you.

Give Me A Hand

Have your cultists lend a helping hand.

Saved By Your Ex

The assassination of the C-Suite of Vorsiber was averted by a former coworker from another timeline. The ripple effects of this are... important.

It's Not Rocket Science

Perform brain surgery on yourself to stop an obsession.

Apple Pie From Scratch

Create your own toilet paper from first principles, as instructed by Carl Sagan.

House Pets

Build an Animal Palace and move at least one animal into it.

Good Boy

Rescue a dog.

The Bestest Boys

Rescue at least one of every breed of dog.

Rebel Alliance

Working with rebel allies, gain access to level 4 security clearance.

Dangerous Toys

Working with a criminal syndicate, sell bionic brain implants to the wealthy, and siphon at least 2 million neural expansion from them via backdoors.

Pull The Lever

Using a backdoor in brain implants you've sold to the wealthy, cause an immediate aneurysm in at least half a million people at once.

Compassionate Bionics

Complete 'Bionic Secret' without committing any murders.

Bionic Difficulties

Complete 'Bionic Secret' on hard mode.

Extreme Bionics

Complete 'Bionic Secret' on extreme mode.

The Judge

Collapse a criminal syndicate by any means.

Goodbye, Mr. Exotic

Collapse the criminal syndicate 'Exotic Importers' by betraying them.

From The Bottom Up

Collapse a federated corporation by any means.

Just Keep Flogging

After executing the president of Atca Retail, frame that corporation for a crime that causes them to disintegrate.

Everything Is Awful

Cause a civil war between the federated corporations of Vorsiber Atomic by any means.

If Everyone's A Billionaire, Nobody Is

Collapse the economy by making playing Robin Hood to a rather extreme degree.

That's Just Business

Accept a one-time lump sum for an invention. You wanted an ongoing deal, but it wasn't meant to be.

Infinite Money Glitch

Blackmail the president of a company into turning you into a trillionaire over time.

I'll Do It Myself

Rather than blackmailing a company president over a scam they were running, you executed them. Will you carry on the scam yourself, now?

Bears On Wheels

Capture all 16 Parkour Bears without any of them dying or getting away.

Bear Attack!

Use a bear to take down an enemy vehicle or mech.

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Heart of the Machine Minimum PC System Requirements

Minimum:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows® 7, 8.1, or 10 64-bit
Processor: Intel® Core™ i5 4690K, AMD® Ryzen™ 5 1400
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX 670 or AMD® Radeon™ R9 285
Storage: 6 GB available space
Additional Notes: Quad core CPU highly recommended.

Heart of the Machine Recommended PC System Requirements

Recommended:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 6900K, AMD® Ryzen™ 5 3600X
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX 1070 or AMD® Radeon™ RX 5700
Storage: 6 GB available space

Heart of the Machine Minimum MAC System Requirements

Minimum:

OS: Mac® OS X 10.9+
Processor: Intel® Core™ i5 4690K, AMD® Ryzen™ 5 1400
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX 670 or AMD® Radeon™ R9 285
Storage: 6 GB available space
Additional Notes: Quad core CPU highly recommended.

Heart of the Machine Recommended MAC System Requirements

Recommended:

Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 6900K, AMD® Ryzen™ 5 3600X
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX 1070 or AMD® Radeon™ RX 5700
Storage: 6 GB available space

Heart of the Machine Recommended Linux System Requirements

Recommended:

Processor: Intel Core i7 6900K, AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 1070 GTX or AMD Radeon RX 5700
Storage: 6 GB available space

Heart of the Machine has specific system requirements to ensure smooth gameplay. The minimum settings provide basic performance, while the recommended settings are designed to deliver the best gaming experience. Check the detailed requirements to ensure your system is compatible before making a purchase.

Heart of the Machine Latest News & Patches

This game has received a total of 26 updates to date, ensuring continuous improvements and added features to enhance player experience. These updates address a range of issues from bug fixes and gameplay enhancements to new content additions, demonstrating the developer's commitment to the game's longevity and player satisfaction.

Demo and Playtest version 0.561 - Build Mode Revamp

Date: 2024-06-28 04:18:26

👍 : 58 | 👎 : 0

The Demo Is Updated! So... What's New?

Date: 2024-12-03 17:13:03

It's been 151 days since the demo was last updated. Hey, that's a Pokemon number! Random. Anyway, the updates are absolutely huge.

👍 : 67 | 👎 : 0

0.600.1 Audio Tweaks And General Fixes

Date: 2024-12-04 02:10:26

Just a few things to smooth out some rough edges that were noticed today.

👍 : 58 | 👎 : 0

0.600.2 Localization