Planned Release Date: Q4 2026

About This Game

Study — everything before the exam (and after)

• 3,700+ Practice Items: 25 drill topics from the membrane potential to clinical localization — channels, synapses, neural coding, the tracts, the twelve nerves, pharmacology, sleep. Built for course exams, MCAT and Step 1 review, and anyone coming back to neuroscience.
  
• Answers Computed From the Physics: ion concentrations, fiber diameters, time constants — an item states its parameter set and asks for the consequence, and every number comes from the same equations.
  
• A Lesson for Every Topic: 281 minutes of reading, with the rules, the traps and the look-alikes.
  
• Flashcards & Cheat Sheets: 31 decks and 700+ cards with spaced review, plus six pinned reference sheets — transmitters, the twelve nerves, the tracts, the drug map, sleep and the clock, the quick reference.
  
• Mock Exams & the Course Map: build a timed practice test over the topics you choose, with answers at the end as on the real thing. Missed questions return on a spaced schedule until you clear them, and a 200-term glossary is cross-linked through it all.

Play — the bonus: two games

• Soma Works: run a neuron like a factory. Gates at the membrane, mitochondria burning glucose, lines that make the transmitter, rails that carry vesicles to the axon. Branches you keep supplied grow; branches you starve are pruned.
  
• Five Real Cells: five chapters from a cortex basket cell to the substantia nigra, each on its own floor with its own line and crisis — and the misfolding protein that really stalks it: tau in the pyramidal cell, TDP-43 in the motor neuron, α-synuclein in the Nigra.
  
• The Nucleus Is the Tech Tree: genes expressed with the cell's own growth, activity and stress signals. Win the five chapters and A Life opens: one cell lived straight through, age 20 to 80.
  
• Supply Lines: one day of a person's life on the brain's four chemical systems. Draw the lines, hold or burst them, spend coffee, a nap, daylight and a walk where they help. A new Daily every day; scenarios bend the rules — jet lag, a night shift, a new baby, exam week.