Breaking Good
Breaking good is not a bad game, but it’s just not good, either.
It’s a relatively straightforward match 3 game with some interesting mechanics in that you view the play area as a three dimension cylinder from 4 different angles. For core mechanics, you drag left-right to move an entire row of pieces, or swap one up or one down. You match different combinations of 3+ pairs of singular elements to create more complex compounds. There are quite a few achievements, but getting many of them is purely a grind.
– Real player with 20.0 hrs in game
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A pleasant game. It’s a match 3 with an unusual style twist. My only complaint would be the periodic table itself. It should say only the coloured elements are in play so people don’t think they have to unlock the rest, which is what the current table implies. It is probably unnecessary as well. You can find the element your looking for simply by checking the match tiles.
It’s an achievement hunters dream as well. Worth the price.
– Real player with 15.7 hrs in game
Osy Osmosis
boring af
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
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Its a nice game, very relaxing
You need to grab extra cells or release some in order to get you trough certain spots in the levels
but if you take to many cells, osy will explode, so be careful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDcjeu3gGe8
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
Project Chemistry
I’d really like to give this a positive review, but this game still needs work.
If you already have some background in physical sciences or engineering, navigating the campaign is manageable, if frustrating, exercise in trawling wikipedia and online chemical equation calculators. However, this doesn’t help someone who doesn’t have that background. I would expect more “education” given the “educational” genre of this game.
Several reaction pathways that exist in real life and presumably would complete a campaign task, but the game stubbornly refuses to provide the expected reaction as an option. For example, I’m currently stuck on the “electroplating” task for creating CrCl3 from Cr2S3. According to to an online equation balancer, either 6 KCl or HCl should be able to complete this reaction, but no dice. The hint in this case doesn’t help on this step either. I’m unable to determine if I’m not finding the true reaction after several googling attempts, or if this is a bug/oversight by the developers. Chemistry, as with many fields, often provides multiple pathways to a desired end, and I think this game should reflect that.
– Real player with 9.7 hrs in game
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Game is good and maybe even very good for early access game. Hopefully this message will reach devs so there is my opinion written 25th Dec 2020:
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game looks like it was designed ‘mobile first’ which makes rather poor experience for PC with average 34" screen
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interface is terrible (wsad for movement in 3D environment with dull, gray background without reference XYZ axes, compounds are unmovable, no way to rearrange compounds but only to wipe all the table altogether)
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an overlay menu to pick compound breaks user connection with the ‘table’ not mentioning the ‘quest’
– Real player with 5.1 hrs in game
Against the Gradient
This game annoys me. It covers only four real transporters, and the rest are “nanobots” (so they can transport chemicals in both directions). And these two-way transporters work ONLY from higher to lower concentrations, rather than evening the concentrations in an only statistical sense, like in real cells. In that sense, I’d consider it “educational” only in the barest sense, and it’s not super-fun as a game either – but it could be. The only reason I’m voting “yes” is that with so few reviews a negative one would be devastating, and I’d like to see this improved upon. Surely a more complicated (and more realistic) cell-management game could be a lot of fun AND very educational.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Interesting way of apllying learning to a game. The idea is reatively simiple and straight forward, get the germs from point A to point B. Of course luck will play a hug part in this game. Either way it is still woth the time for younger children as they can learn a thing or two while playing so for that reason I recommend the game!
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
MiTOSSis
Pick up and throw 3D cells generated from real microscopy data. Sort them by the stages of cell division, mitosis, to test your biology knowledge!
Sharecare YOU
I love this game! Sharecare YOU is a fantastic game for anyone that wants to learn more about the human anatomy. I love how I can see the Exterior and Interior of organs in the human body!
The graphics on Sharecare YOU are outstanding! They also give you some information about each organ. It is overall a good game for anyone at any age to study the human body!
– Real player with 7.6 hrs in game
I use to be an EMT but educated to a doctor’s level when it comes to radiology. It is my hobby due to being diagnosed incorrectly for 5 years. So I took it upon myself to study medicine to be able to verify all of my doctors findings. I have several anatomy programs and some are really great. However, NOTHING can beat your software at all, absolutely nothing! Your pricing is so fair, even the higher priced which teachers would use. For me being a hobbyist the price is perfect. It will cause a lot of sales! I just made my purchase and happy that I did. I want to thank all of you that created this wonderful software. The quality and abilities just blow me away. I will end up spending thousands of hours on it, unlike the other anatomy programs. I give your software 10 stars out of 10!!! Thank you so much for building this, and making it so high quality, and affordable to people like me!!! THANKS!!!
– Real player with 5.5 hrs in game
SPACE TOW TRUCK - ISAAC NEWTON’s Favorite Puzzle Game
I had a lot of fun learning physics. I’d pay for Space Tow Truck 2 any day.
– Real player with 30.4 hrs in game
“I’ve come away from my great time with Space Tow Truck a little smarter…”
“…educational, entertaining, and stimulating…”
8/10
Full review at https://darkzero.co.uk/game-reviews/space-tow-truck-pc-review/
– Real player with 13.7 hrs in game
HoloLAB Champions
Oculus Rift review:
- Don’t bother, the game doesn’t work. I am floating in the air above the desk, unable to play or to fix it.
Valve Index Review:
PROS
- some minor fun
CONS
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Feels like a tech demo
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After some tasks it gets boring quickly
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HTC controllers
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This game is not that bad but not something i can recommend
SCORE:
4/10
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
This is great. I’d have paid money for this. It is really well made and presented.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
Molecule - a chemical challenge
Molecule - a chemical challenge:
Chemistry was one of those subjects that I personally found boring when I was at school. To this day, I still don’t understand why a student who was studying commerce needed to have an idea about chemistry! The only explanation that I can think of, is that the school was trying to turn its students into some sort of alchemists, turning rocks into gold and making money for the school! If only they were able to teach chemistry in a fun way, just like in Molecule – a chemical challenge!
*– [Real player with 6.9 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198003030375)*
Interesting and intriguing puzzler. Definitely challenging.
I applaud the developer for prompt and quick fixes to any issues, and the recent critical bug I noticed looks to have been completely fixed. So I am giving this brainteaser a thumbs up again.
*– [Real player with 6.6 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197993045961)*
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## Molecule Builder
This fun and engaging molecule builder will help you test out your chemistry knowledge. Feeling rusty?
No problem - we help you out with tips to refresh your memory.
There are three levels.
First, you can practice your understanding of how atoms in a molecule bond. You will create the links between the atoms to form 3D molecules. You can even check if the molecule is stable before proceeding to the next step.
Once you are done building molecules. You can pick one and apply the VSEPR model to predict the molecule’s geometry. Maybe you know where we are going with this. This is an important first step in being able to predict the molecule’s Polarity.
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