Planned Release Date: August 2026

About This Game

A complete organic chemistry study app with a full roguelike deckbuilder

living in its basement. Drill every topic, push every mechanism's arrows

yourself — then descend into a lab gone wrong, where the same chemistry

keeps you alive.

[h2]Study — everything before the exam (and after)[/h2]

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[*][b]1,000+ Practice Items:[/b] ~20 drill formats across every topic —

formal charge, stereochemistry, spectra, synthesis, and more. Built for

semester exams, MCAT review, post-bacc and continuing education.

[*][b]Push the Arrows:[/b] Every mechanism, step by step — watch each move

explained, then draw the electron-pushing arrows yourself and get graded

on them. Stuck? Hints and a worked solution are one tap away.

[*][b]Full Mock Exams:[/b] Build a practice test with pace presets and

exam-style deferred feedback, the way the real thing scores.

[*][b]Flashcards & References:[/b] 28 decks with spaced review, authored

lessons per topic, and the complete reaction library — a quick reference

that stays useful on the job long after the exam.

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[h2]Play — the bonus: a real roguelike deckbuilder[/h2]

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[*][b]Contain the Outbreak:[/b] Something got loose in the university's

chemistry building. Descend the sublevels, requisition your deck from the

stockroom, and seal the source.

[*][b]The Chemistry Is the Combat:[/b] Reagents are cards. Match

nucleophiles to electrophiles, chain mechanisms (Nu → E → Workup) for

payoff turns, and mind the thermometer and the pH meter — the conditions

punish greed.

[*][b]An Ever-Changing Lab:[/b] Every expedition redraws the containment

map — different rooms, specimens, caches, and bosses. Every fight quizzes

the same chemistry you study.

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Studying that doesn't feel like studying. Everything is included: no DLC,

no microtransactions.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Portions of this game's written content were drafted with the assistance of Anthropic's Claude, under the direction of the developer, and were reviewed and edited by a human before inclusion. All artwork is procedurally rendered by the game's own code. No generative AI images are used. No AI content is generated during gameplay.