ty vs Periodic Table Game | Atomics

"The Feynman point is derived from the fact that the American physicist Richard Feynman enjoyed memorising pi up to this point. This pattern refers to the sequence of repeating digits '999999' after the decimal point in pi, which is 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841.... However, this repetition is not related to the theoretical properties of pi and is considered to be an unusual phenomenon due to pure randomness. It is recognised as one of the fascinating properties of pi. Join 'ty-pi' on his journey! How far and how fast can you type with him? Give it a try and explore the fascinating world of pi through 'ty-pi'!

In this game, the user will have to identify the element of the day in the periodic table. You will be given 5 guesses, and find out the element based on your intuition and problem solving skills. User can play the game either in the "Basic" or "Advance" mode. In Basic Mode, for each guess, the corresponding shortest distance between the guessed element and the correct element will be provided, along with the direction in which the element will be found. The shortest distance, will be equal to the shortest number of elements the user has to cross for reaching the destination element. In Advance Mode, the user will be given the distance, but not the direction. Each day only one game will be allowed, and the user can see his/her statistics in the stats page, and analyze their performance.