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 the inspiration for Melanie came from classic games such as : StarCraft and Legend of Zelda.
MJG's Games[2]
MJG has three playable titles: 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 their 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 Mesopotamia. The goal being that players have to overcome Mesopotamian challenges that are solved through understanding its 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 is 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
- ↑ "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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