gubarev

Looking for a publisher and/or investor to promote the app. Please contact me at pavel@gubarev.ru.

We had ten boxes sized from one meter to one nanometer, seventy-five pellets of atoms and molecules, one elephant, one meerkat and one dolphin, a salt shaker half full of stargas and whole galaxy to play with. Not that we needed all that for the educational game, but once you get locked into serious science, the tendency is to push it as far as you can. A new version more suitable for kids...

Maker here. Let me explain exactly why this educational game is cool. Who remembers what Avogadro’s constant is for? Almost nobody. But those who played Super Mario Bros remember vividly that you can kill Goomba mushroom by jumping on top of it. So this is the idea. If you play with something you interact with it a lot. You do it willingly, and have fun. And you remember the game mechanics...

Nice. I've been travelling a lot staying 1-3 months in a country and AirBNB sublets service was just not good enough for its huge fee. Good luck!

I've beaten Stephen Hawking and now I feel like a jerk.

If you ever find a dead poisoned spy with only a piece of paper in his pockets on which three strange unconnected words written... you know where to search for the answers.

I am really impressed. Turning a tree into musical instrument? That's what I'd call an innovation.

I really wanted to try it, but it seems not available in the Russian store. Any plans to release it here? Thanks!

Be careful: when you put this on you may accidentally start programming.

This is one of the few product that really blends education and pure gaming. Most of the 'educational games' try to sweeten the process of counting/reading/etc. And every second one has crazy grey-haired professor named "Proton" or something. This one however is pretty decent looking VR game which does not try to push information down your throat. I believe this is the way it should be...

I would add another four haircuts instead of The Beatles, because answering the question "WHO?!" with "THE WHO!" would be very satisfactory.

This one blew my mind. Very unusual, fun and quite challenging. I really like it when a game becomes an art.