Chemicus II: Die versunkene Stadt (2002)
Genres:Adventure, Puzzle, Point-and-click
Themes:Educational, Mystery
Game modes:Single player
Story:A famous professor disappears during an accident in a chemistry laboratory. As his assistant, it is the player's job to find him and solve the mystery around this accident. The player has to find solutions to puzzles with the help of chemistry. The necessary ingredients are stored in the inventory. The game includes a knowledge base.Show more
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This game is an extraordinary merge of education and game. Back in the days, I found my deep appreciation and love for sciences via the series of games by "HEUREKA-Klett-Softwareverlag GmbH". They also boosted my confidence of being able to learn these things. I still own the hard copies of these games since I was reluctant to ever throw them away. Games such as Chemicus 1 + 2, Biolabs, Physicus and Mathematica should re-apear in the landscape of gaming.
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