Microscopya

Microscopya

Explore the beauty of the cell

27 ratings
18 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 12, 2022
  • October 27, 2023

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About

Embark on a science-themed adventure and puzzle game exploring the intricate world inside a cell. Solve challenges based on real molecular processes, personalize your avatar, and discover the wonders of life's building blocks.

โœ“Cellular exploration
โœ“Molecular mechanism puzzles
โœ“Character customization
โœ“Science-themed adventure
โœ“Original music score
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What's New in Microscopya

1.0.2a

October 27, 2023

Adjustments: Updated bridge puzzle and Oxygen puzzle

User reviews

Fun!

I thought this game was awesome! I liked that I got to customize my character at the beginning. The only negative thing I can say about this was that it was so short. I finished it in probably less than 25 minutes. I wish it had talked about more than the mitochondria, but that's okay. Other than that it was fun, educational, and had pretty graphics!
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Cool concept butโ€ฆ

I love the concept and everything it is such a cool idea HOWEVER it doesnโ€™t really explain how to playโ€ฆ I know it tris its best to but I canโ€™t play it because I donโ€™t know how because the arrows are going one way then the other as don as I move and it is also really hard to move but apart from that itโ€™s great so if you could just sort those things out then that would be soooo good!
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Great game

Iโ€™d love to see more of this game. Microscopya is such a cool concept and I like how the trophies explain some of the mechanics of cells as you interact with those surroundings.

Microscopia

This is a fun game I love it but itโ€™s too short please make it longer (or add microscopia2)byAadhira cwe (your in my science text book )

Fun and educational

This was such a fun game. I completed it in about 30 minutes. I remember learning about cells in school and it gave me a fun little refresher. I wish there was more than just the mitochondria! I like how I can fully customize my character. My favorite part is how colorful the whole game is :) great concept and great short game!
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FAQ

What is Microscopya?

Microscopya is a science-themed adventure and puzzle game that takes players on a journey inside the cell. It features puzzles based on real molecular mechanisms and character customization.

Is Microscopya free to play?

Yes, Microscopya is available for free. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements, offering an uninterrupted gaming experience.

What devices does Microscopya support?

Microscopya is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users who enjoy educational and puzzle-based games.

What is the age rating for Microscopya?

Microscopya has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players interested in learning about cell biology through interactive gameplay.

How often is Microscopya updated?

The latest version of Microscopya is 1.0.2a, last updated on October 27, 2023. This indicates regular maintenance and potential for future content additions.

Does Microscopya have multiplayer?

The provided information does not mention multiplayer functionality for Microscopya. It appears to be a single-player adventure and puzzle experience.

Can I play Microscopya offline?

The description does not specify whether Microscopya can be played offline. However, given its nature as a single-player game, offline play is likely possible.

What makes Microscopya unique?

Microscopya stands out with its focus on real molecular mechanisms for puzzles, original music by Jamie van Dyck, and its development by Beata Science Art, aiming to explore the beauty and complexity of life at a cellular level.