Nuclear Security
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This is an educational game about radioactivity. When playing, you will probably want to have a periodic table next to your keyboard. My goals with this game were, in order of importance:
1. Finish a game. I have many projects that I don't finish. An event like this motivates me to finish things.
2. Test my multiplayer web based gaming system. I've made other games with it before, and every time it gets better.
3. Make a game that is usable in the classroom.
4. Make a game that is enjoyable.
Even though fun is only at position 4, I hope I have succeeded in achieving all four goals.
Select the number of players (it's a single player game, but if you select more players then others can try to solve the puzzles at the same time.)
Start the game.
The text should explain what to do. You can zoom with the mouse wheel and pan the screen by dragging.
1. Finish a game. I have many projects that I don't finish. An event like this motivates me to finish things.
2. Test my multiplayer web based gaming system. I've made other games with it before, and every time it gets better.
3. Make a game that is usable in the classroom.
4. Make a game that is enjoyable.
Even though fun is only at position 4, I hope I have succeeded in achieving all four goals.
How to play
Connect to https://wijnen.me/ld49Select the number of players (it's a single player game, but if you select more players then others can try to solve the puzzles at the same time.)
Start the game.
The text should explain what to do. You can zoom with the mouse wheel and pan the screen by dragging.