Controls:

1. Choose a scientist. Each of them has special abilities. Attention! In the prototype, only Einstein is available, who can change matter relative to each other.

2. Use left and right SHIFT to control the matter units. Organize the matter in such a way that the longest chain reaction occurs.

3. Click on the matter unit to start the reaction.

4. You win if you reach a goal - the specified number of matter units entered into a reaction.

5. You lose if the experiment attempts that the scientist gave expired.

I made a tactical turn-based game, but it turned out to be a puzzle with RPG elements. What I DIDN'T have time to do yet:

* Development of matter. According to the author, scientists should discover new properties of matter. Such as the generation of new matter units, a decrease in points scored, a penalty attempt by a scientist. Therefore, the matter units are painted in different colors. Thus, within the framework of one experiment, matter changes, revealing new properties that the player must choose.

* Different skills of scientists. Einstein changes matter. Darwin gives an additional choice of properties. Schrödinger is able to change the color of a unit of matter.

* Inheritance of matter properties. Each subsequent round must begin with the matter already endowed with some properties that the player chose in the previous round.