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Human Heroes Atom Blast

Human Heroes Atom Blast

1.5.1 by Human Heroes Ltd
5/5 (100 Reviews) August 30, 2024
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Version
1.5.1
Update
August 30, 2024
Developer
Human Heroes Ltd
Categories
Educational
Platforms
Android
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0
License
Free
Package Name
kalam.tech.curie.atoms
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**Currently supports English language only**

Play with history’s greatest minds! Designed with input from real education specialists, this game brings back to life the double Nobel prize-winning scientist Marie Curie, voiced by the ever-charismatic Miriam Margolyes!

Human Heroes Atom Blast is a brand- new FREE title set in the 3x award-nominated Human Heroes universe, designed to teach children all about atoms as they uncover the elements of the periodic table.

Presented by the Mother of Modern Physics herself, a 3D dancing Curie will be your very own personal tutor, guiding you through tons of levels, helping you when you struggle, sharing bitesize scientific facts, and tell hilarious jokes along the way!

Budding scientists-of-tomorrow join Marie Curie in her radium institute and partake in the same radioactivity research Curie did all those years ago by tapping to fire atoms straight into the nucleus. With enough collisions, you’ll learn that an atom then becomes unstable and thus emits radiation, however, you better avoid those nasty electrons: hitting those will result in a failed experiment!

At each and every step of the way, you’ll learn everything there is to learn about the wonders of the periodic table. This includes not only the elements themselves but each one’s atomic number, chemical properties, and the family it belongs to. At the end of each section, Curie will also give you deep insight into selected elements' real-world use and elaborate further to ensure you absorb the knowledge you’ll remember for years to come!

Human Heroes Atom Blast is an introduction to the Human Heroes universe, with the full Marie Curie experience covering Curie's life and scientific topics including radioactivity, particle physics, atoms, the chemical refinement process and more played out across tons of captivating mini-games and spellbinding interactive sequences in Human Heroes Curie On Matter, available today!

Features:

-Easy to play for children of all ages, implementing scaffolding teaching techniques (as used in the classroom) to ensure children only progress once they’ve understood a given section

-Covers topics found in the UK National Curriculum (and beyond)

-Safe for children with no in-app purchases, subscriptions, sign-ups and works offline

-Rack up star ratings, points streaks, and multipliers across tons of levels and watch your Synaptogenesis score soar into the thousands!

-Stunning high-quality production including a fully-fledged radium institute environment, colourful props, gorgeous visuals, interactive objects, and handcrafted animations, painstakingly created one frame at a time!

-Partake in challenge replays for extra bonus’, more Synaptocoins, and higher star ratings

About Human Heroes:

Human Heroes Atom Blast is the fifth game in the children’s educational app series – “Human Heroes” - Created by 3x award-nominated edtech startup Kalamtech, centred on history’s greatest minds. From the philosophers of ancient Greece to the giants of science, renowned artists, composers, mathematicians, authors, and architects – these inspirational characters are brought back to life in a futuristic theatrical setting to perform a captivating live-show experience covering their life and their famous discoveries.

Forthcoming apps will explore the legacies of Leonardo da Vinci, Isaac Newton, Mozart, Ada Lovelace, Aristotle, Jane Austen and many more.

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