Molecular Jig Games
Molecular Jig Games (MJG) is a company that creates educational video games, with the main purpose of increasing general knowledge of molecules. MJG is able to do this by running Sciencgamecenter[1] where you can find a variety of games. The owner and creative director Melanie Stegman, Ph.D.[2] started her team on their first game: Immune Attack. After Immune attack they the inspiration for Melanie came from classic games such as : StarCraft and Legend of Zelda.
MJG's Games[2][edit]
MJG has three playable titles are Immune Attack, Immune Defense, and Discover Babylon. They also have three currently in development: Microbot C865, Speedy Cell, NanoCrasherVR .
| Games | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Immune Attack | Players become a Microbot in this third person shooter where there main objective is to explore and defend the human body. |
| Immune Defense | In Immune defense, players fight off pathogens using a variety of white blood cells. |
| Discover Babylon | This 3rd person adventure game puts players in the middle of Mesopotamian. The goal being that players have to overcome Mesopotamian challenges that are solved through understanding it's economy and society. |
| MicrobotC865 | This game is a game where players fight off inflammation using white blood cells and energy to move cytokine. the goal not to let inflammation get too high |
| Speedy Cell | this arcade-like game is going to be an endless runner like Cool Math game's Run. what makes this different is that you are a white blood cell that has to avoid TB bacteria. |
| Nano Crasher VR | guided by a pointer, In NanoCrasherVR or CellRunner, you drive on cell's surfaces trying to avoid roadblocks that are caused by proteins bouncing and binding together. |
References[edit]
- ↑ "Video games that teach science | The Science Game Center". www.sciencegamecenter.org. Retrieved 2021-03-26.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "About Us". Molecular Jig Games. 2014-05-09. Retrieved 2021-03-26.
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