Chain Reaction — One-Click Particle Puzzle
Choose one moment and one position, then watch a single explosion spread through a field of moving particles.
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Physics, artificial life, and music simulations to explore right in your browser. No downloads, no sign-ups.
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Every game is a small sandbox: try an idea and see what happens.
Choose one moment and one position, then watch a single explosion spread through a field of moving particles.
Open gameTrigger a Big Bang and watch matter form stars, planets, neutron stars, pulsars, quasars, and black holes.
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Guide a metallic ball through physics puzzles, or build your own route with permanent attraction and repulsion magnets.
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Explore heat and material reactions in Falling Sand 3. Melt ice and wax, mix lava with water, and build experiments with continuous generators.
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Explore wave interference with two sources in a free ripple tank simulator. Adjust frequency and amplitude, compare borders, and save your setup.
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Build a browser beat with a 16-step sequencer, drums, bass, keys and horn. Change tempo and swing live, then share your rhythm.
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Play the classic falling sand game online. Draw sand, water, oil and fire, build walls, and save your sandbox creations. No download or sign-up.
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Experiment with lava, acid, water and sand in Falling Sand 2. Paint particle scenes, save a snapshot, or download your creation to continue later.
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Explore an artificial ecosystem with herbivores, carnivores and hybrids. Change food supply, observe populations, and inspect individual agents.
Open gameTry an idea
Set up a scene, change one condition, and compare what happens.
Use BioSim to compare food supply settings and observe herbivores, carnivores and hybrids. Record what changes without assuming a fixed outcome.
Read experiment →Build a small material experiment in Falling Sand 3. Compare ice with and without nearby heat, then observe what happens when lava meets water.
Read experiment →Compare one wave source with two in Ripples. Change their spacing, observe interference patterns, and save a setup for your next comparison.
Read experiment →Beyond the screen
Ideas for play beyond the screen: brain teasers, board games, science activities and geek gadgets.
Geek curiosities
Sand, liquid and bubbles build mountains inside a frame. Discover what to watch in moving sand art and what to compare before choosing one.
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Science activities
Build logic with parts and marbles. Explore Turing Tumble: predictions, mechanical memory and the satisfaction of finding a flaw in your design.
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Brain teasers
A red car, an exit and a gridlock of obstacles. Explore Rush Hour through planning: predict moves, trace dependencies and escape the jam.
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