Element Workshop

Drop one atom onto another. If every bond is satisfied, a molecule forms.

Nothing tells you which combinations work. Hydrogen has one bond, oxygen has

two, sodium carries +1 — those rules are all you get, and every molecule in the

game follows from them. There is no recipe list, and there never will be.

Sell what you make. Take contracts. Turn a bare desk into a working workshop:

a furnace that burns things, a press that compresses gas, a reactor that

repeats what you already worked out yourself.

Thirty-six lessons are hidden in the patterns of the periodic table. The game

does not name a single one of them.

── This is an early build ──

It plays end to end, but the endgame is not finished. I'm publishing it to find

out what confuses people and what breaks. Comments are open and I read all of

them — especially "I got stuck here" and "I expected X to work".

• Runs in the browser, desktop and mobile

• English and Turkish (Settings → Language)

• Music by Kistol (CC0, OpenGameArt)