When Machinarium was made available for download on Steam, I paid no heed to the steam punk like poster that promoted happy robots making their way through a post-apocalyptic world where robots have thrived similarly as how humans did. Machinarium is beautiful. In its three years of development, you can clearly see how much love, detail and passion had been brought into a USD $1,000 budget game. Clearly, the vision of Machinarium was to create a beautiful world first full of characters, conflict and backstory and it just so happens to play itself out without the use of any words. The art direction is amazing. No, it’s beautiful. In terms Read more »