
Wire up electrical circuits and make your way through a derelict building to keep your appointment with a mysterious professor who lives at the top.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Great game however I got halfway through but then all my progress got deleted after I encountered some bug. It would be good if I could reload to that point in the game which was about 51% progress where I was going to be arranging squares into frames
First when i started playing i just thought maybe I AM that kid who must try sci-game... ANYWAYS i am that kid... not obvious so yeah if u like engineering give this game a shot but younger audience lose interest IGN cause there's no tutorial for cumbersome parts. This game packs in electrical engineering and problem solving skill to brainstorm your mind to solve puzzle in electrical way HAHAHAAA... anyways story line kinda have a cool high school teacher vibe yk, i guess the professor knows how to play his character well, it's so hilarious AND NO i found this game purely from web caused i was wanting to have so baseline on e-engineering sci-game. This game should be recommended to kids especially in school it has such learning capabilities. ANYWAYS 10/10 caused this game is so underrated, Ofc it needs to be polish but i see the reminiscence of education indie sci-fi game well fit into hilarious acting building plot of prof late's wife in game. Story plot kinda sad RIP. NO MORE SPOILERS give a try for the name of science!
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Very cool game.
Fun puzzle platform that teaches you basic concepts of electricity, namely the relationships of Ohm's law. Story is intriguing enough to tie together the puzzles with a bit of feels.
This is a great puzzle game that got me playing for hours the first time I ran it - which is pretty rare for free puzzle games. I felt like I was playing a new version of Lode Runner II. Loved it.
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great game teaches about electrical cuircuts
good soupe
👍 Really enjoyable puzzle-platformer about electricity. One thing that caught me off guard was the story. Even though the acting in the cutscenes was cheesy at times, the story is touching and actually kinda sad. If you go into this game already having an understanding of resistor circuits, you might find the puzzles a bit easy. Despite this, I still had plenty of fun. The way electricity is explained (AVOW diagrams) is an interesting model that I had never encountered before. The game seems to have been intended as an educational tool for high school students which explains the difficulty level. The game is free so there's no excuse not to give it a try. Thanks to Diarmid Campbell and University of Cambridge Engineering for developing this!
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