Mission To Fission

Great game so far! Just a few bugs i have noticed so far: Bug 1 - When i played around in the different tutorials and sandboxes and I went back to the simplified reactor tutorial it used a fast neutron instead of a thermal neutron, which didn't progress the tutorial... i had to exit and go back into the game for it to work again as a thermal neutron. Bug 2 - When i tabbed out of the game after exiting a tutorial and tabbed back in i got the tutorial text on the homepage. Another thing, i am a bit confused with the 'time until enrichment'/'enrichment'/'instant enrichment' variables - are these supposed to be a more simple way of just having all U235 on the screen at once and having a probability of fission occuring when interacting with a neutron? Perhaps this is done on purpose... If there was a full screen of blue U235 atoms, I could imaging the thermal neutrons passing through it, and depending on the enrichment% it would increase or decrease its chance of being absorbed and causing fission. The Xenon could then be presented as a Black circle on the outside, increasing in thickness if more Xenon built up. Anyway it is great to watch your progress on YT and you have a huge fan right here so dont stop! Love it!

Two immediate bugs I'm seeing. The enrichment mechanism in the RBMK reactor in simulator mode doesn't appear to work, and the Simplified reactor in simulator mode doesn't have any water in it, so it never gets going. As for features and such, like other materials (reflectors, water, graphite, or whatever, in the Sandbox mode for example), I assume you're planning on adding this in the future. To others: Higgsino makes great physics videos on youtube. Support him by buying this game. It's not awesome yet, but I'm certain it will be.

A very solid tool to explain the bare basics of fission to curious friends and family. I'm sure there will be much more functionality later on, but right now the game offers two built-in modes: RBMK and simplified reactor. The simplified reactor shows basic uranium fission with control rods to play around, whereas the RBMK mode shows the distinction between fast and thermal neutrons, with water and graphite used as a moderator! Overall, for the price, it's a nice little application that can keep you entertained for a bit, but mostly serves to show fission bare-basics to friends and family--a must have for those involved in the nuclear industry!

I cant wait for this to take shape!

Promising Concept

Didn't think I could be disappointed at this price, however........ Very poor. UI is janky, gameplay is limited (and glitchy) beyond reason. Devs do not care (I have reached out to them). I very much doubt this game is going to improve. I rarely give a game a bad review (check out my past reviews), but if one is deserving of it, it would be Mission To Fission. Terrible. Please disregard the positive ratings. Based on my research, these all come from friends of the "devs" ("devs" being a word I use reluctantly in this case). I cannot get over how much of a piece of sh!t this game is. I have played many, many games in my time, but this takes the cake for the most poorly thought out and designed. As soon as you load into the game, you know something isn't quite right. I cannot disapprove enough - buy at your own risk, you will be disappointed! Edit: There is more! I uninstalled this junk from my library two days ago, and it always launches in the background when starting my PC. Additionally, it interferes with my other processes. Likely to contain viruses; will be checking my PC after posting this. Requesting a refund - first time I have done that in six years. AVOID!

It has clicky sounds 10/10 best game

we can make Chernobyl intendedly or by mistake only issue with the sandbox mode is that you cant make control rods still verry good for crashing pc, or simulating a reactor

love it ! keep going! btw add settings for windows mode, maybe also add a chernobyl gamemode like in the youtube video?

Not worth it, dosent get updates, not at all close to the videos.