

Professor Why™ Chemistry 1
Professor Why · 2015 · Simulation, Indie, Education, Family Friendly
PC
Positive83% · 12
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About Professor Why™ Chemistry 1
Is your child curious about the world? Do you want your kid to discover the answers for bothering questions on its own? After all, the most effective way of learning is exploring instead of receiving ready solutions! This is the reason, why we’ve created Professor Why Chemistry™ - the game, which teaches through play and enables players to run chemical experiments at home. However, you don’t need money for reagents or chemical apparatus. Your kid won’t be exposed to the damaging influence of chemicals, because experiments will be carried out virtually - thanks to the Augmented Technology (AR) which we implemented in our game. But you don’t need to buy expensive sensors to use the AR, the only thing you need is simple webcam or even mouse! Playing with Professor Why Chemistry™ will enable your child to reach out for knowledge which is right in front of him, literally.
Print out edu-cards (for Augmented Reality mode):
http://professor-why.com/edu_cards/
Print out edu-cards (for Augmented Reality mode):
http://professor-why.com/edu_cards/
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
started working on an advanced update or a sequel?2 found this helpful
its been a while for the sequel1 found this helpful
this is stupid
Good to use as review on chemistry for elementary to junior-high, and introductory high school level. Used with my sons (10-12yrs) in lieu of physical experiments for (homeschool) Introduction to Chemistry, alongside a Chemistry programme. I wouldn't use it on its own. We do not have a webcam, and therefore did not make use of the edu-cards, only the game itself. Part of what makes doing the experiments exciting, is to see whether they can help Prof. Why rebuild his destroyed time-machine.
The content is important, and allows a student to get some 'lab' exposure, in a sense. However, sometimes, the movement of the figures does not always work, and you get criticized by the professor, or nothing happens. The app as a Simulation type game needs some work.
real lab
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