Archived App (Last seen on 22 Aug 2025)
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About
Race through magnetic fields in a game that teaches particle physics. Learn to navigate diverse terrains with different mesons by adjusting magnetic fields to avoid collisions.
What's New in Quarked! Meson Mania
1.1
April 15, 2022
Minor fixes and updates
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Quarked! Meson Mania about?
Quarked! Meson Mania is an educational game designed to teach players about particle physics, specifically focusing on mesons and magnetic fields. Players race through dynamic environments, learning how to manipulate magnetic fields to navigate.
Is Quarked! Meson Mania free to play?
Yes, Quarked! Meson Mania is completely free to download and play. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements within the game.
What devices can I play Quarked! Meson Mania on?
Quarked! Meson Mania is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. It is designed for iOS users.
What is the age rating for Quarked! Meson Mania?
The game has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and anyone interested in learning basic physics concepts.
How often is Quarked! Meson Mania updated?
The latest version of Quarked! Meson Mania is 1.1, which was last updated on April 15, 2022. Updates provide ongoing support and potential improvements.
Can I play Quarked! Meson Mania offline?
The provided description does not specify whether Quarked! Meson Mania supports offline play. However, educational games often function without a constant internet connection.
What is the gameplay like in Quarked! Meson Mania?
Gameplay involves racing through magnetic fields with a 'meson car.' Players must adjust the magnetic fields to avoid crashing into the beam and successfully traverse the ever-changing terrain.
Who developed Quarked! Meson Mania?
Quarked! Meson Mania was developed by The University of Kansas as part of the Quarked! Adventures in the Subatomic Universe project.
