- June 22, 2021
- Canberk Demir
Project Chemistry
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About
Project Chemistry is a 3D chemistry simulation game where players can observe and conduct reactions with elements and molecules in sandbox or quest mode. The game features 118 elements and 200 molecules for players to explore and synthesize, with the quest mode challenging players to synthesize every molecule. The game allows players to view elements and molecules in 3D and watch electrons orbiting around the nucleus, providing an immersive and educational experience.









- The game is a great educational tool for those interested in chemistry, providing a fun way to learn about elements and reactions.
- It offers a unique concept that allows players to experiment with chemical reactions, making it engaging for chemistry enthusiasts.
- Many players found the game satisfying and relaxing, with a sense of discovery when creating new molecules.
- The controls are clunky and unintuitive, often leading to frustration and difficulty in managing the 3D environment.
- The game lacks clear instructions and guidance, making it challenging for players without a strong chemistry background to progress.
- There are performance issues and bugs that detract from the overall experience, with some players feeling the game is not worth its price.
story
33 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story aspect is primarily conveyed through its quest mode, which focuses on synthesizing various chemical compounds. However, players find the lack of narrative depth and guidance frustrating, often feeling lost due to vague quest descriptions and a cumbersome interface. While the educational element is appreciated, many users suggest that clearer instructions and a more engaging storyline would enhance the overall experience.
“In terms of actual gameplay, I really enjoyed the quest mode trying to make the different molecules and unlocked the periodic table.”
“It's surprisingly fun to complete the quests and make reactions to have new elements to play with.”
“The periodic table is mostly locked and you unlock missions and achievements by figuring out different kinds of chemical reactions.”
“The quest mode does not actually feel like a game.”
“Trying to get through the quest mode is really annoying because they expect you to know way more than a layman ever would.”
“There are a couple of errors in the basic game thus far that can make it a little confusing, such as having the same reaction listed under two different sections of the in-game reaction list, the sulfuric acid molecule not having double bonds to oxygen, and some quest prompts that aren't clear about what compound it wants you to synthesize.”