Machineers - Episode 1: Tivoli Town
Release date: May 15, 2015
Developers: Lohika Games
Publishers: Lohika Games
Genres: Adventure, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, Steam Leaderboards, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, French, German, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish

Welcome to Tivoli Town! Machineers is an award-winning programming adventure game that teases your brain to think like programmers and engineers. You are Zola, an apprentice Machineer at Hayden’s repair shop in the rusty amusement park, Tivoli Town! With your toolbox full of gears, belts and electric wires, you help out the townsfolk by repairing their crazy contraptions. Each machine you fix brings you closer to becoming a true Machineer, and prepares you for your next challenge: the Vehicle Workshop, where you can design, drive, and refine your own car. Machineers Episode 2 (available NOW) takes you and Zola to River City, where a mysterious saboteur is making trouble. Can you find the mischief-maker and help the people of River City? Key Features Challenges: 12 beautiful, handcrafted, and challenging machines to build and repair in every episode 5 episodes planned, 2 episodes currently available! Vehicle Workshop: Enter the vehicle sandbox of infinite possibilities to design and create cars and boats from your imagination (tricycle, tank, boat with oars, sails, etc.) Music: An atmospheric original soundtrack lets you zone into tinkering mode and makes you feel right at home in the Machineers repair shop Graphics: The charming style of the Machineers cities and its characters is composed from photographs of scrap metal and machine parts to achieve a unique robotic look Repairing these machines and building cars and boats help you to develop the mindset of a programmer 

Press reviews: “Machineers is beautiful” Killscreen “Machineers is thoroughly enjoyable. Charismatic animation pleasingly blends the upbeat personalities of the cast with the melancholy visuals of the dingy setting, complemented excellently with superb audio design” PocketGamer