A great game for both, young and old people who are interested in mechanics and science, especially physics. It is a game which combines a lot of fun with science problems, which the player has to solve.
The objective is to find machine parts to build a vehicle, with which you have to win 15 races against your rival, Morty Maxwell. He has taken over a technology center in the fantasy town "Shade Glen".
He now claims that he can build the best vehicles and challenges all "super solvers" to outrace him. Now you run through the center, searching for machine parts for your vehicle. But since your vehicle has to be faster than Morty's, you have to select the right ones. To get the parts you need, you have to solve science puzzles featuring everyday gadgets, for example wrenches slides, scissors and wheelbarrows. When you have collected the right parts, you need for your vehicle, the race starts, where you prove that you're the master.
There are over 260 simulations and puzzles which help you understand physics. The game features eight different types of puzzles, which independently adjust to your skill level.
There is neither a time limit, nor a limit of tries you have to solve each puzzle, which lets you experiment, just like all great scientists do. Fast-paced action all-new character voices and spoken help turn science into an exciting learning adventure.
With the fast action option, you can decide if you want to play with or without Morty's cyber - Chimps, which try to steal your vehicle parts. With the blueprints in your workshop you can see which parts are the best for the fastest vehicle.
Even though the game is a bit old the graphics are just right for this kind of game. Just like every other learning company game, the music is great as well.
This is a great game for children to learn about how the science in the everyday life works, as well as for adults and teenagers who want to test or restore their knowledge.
I first played the game when I was in 3rd grade. I got the game to my ninth birthday and since I always liked science I loved it. Now my little brother plays the game and is also fascinated from the game.
Who said that science can not be a lot of fun?
