If you're a geek, you'll enjoy this game. It's a fairly simple colony management game. You start with 3 little humans, and you try to keep them alive as more humans are made. They need food, oxygen, a place to sleep, and a place to poop. Entertainment and good decor will keep them sane. Somehow these basic needs always end up resulting in a sprawling mess of a base.

I'm not an expert on thermodynamics or chemistry. But I do know that knowledge of those topics will aid you in this game. And this game will help teach you these topics. Getting good at this game means learning new things. Things about the diffrent densities of gasses (although they don't mix as they do IRL), things about how temperatures move, things about how chemicals behave. The game isn't a perfect simulation of these things, but it's close enough that you can apply and gain a surprising amount real-world knowledge from it.

If you're a geek, you'll enjoy this game. It's a fairly simple colony management game. You start with 3 little humans, and you try to keep them alive as more humans are made. They need food, oxygen, a place to sleep, and a place to poop. Entertainment and good decor will keep them sane. Somehow these basic needs always end up resulting in a sprawling mess of a base. I'm not an expert on thermodynamics or chemistry. But I do know that knowledge of those topics will aid you in this game. And this game will help teach you these topics. Getting good at this game means learning new things. Things about the diffrent densities of gasses (although they don't mix as they do IRL), things about how temperatures move, things about how chemicals behave. The game isn't a perfect simulation of these things, but it's close enough that you can apply and gain a surprising amount real-world knowledge from it.