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MacDesktop.com
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For those of you who like the experience of feeling the innards of your skull struggle with comprehension, download a copy of Chiral.
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KidsDomain
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CHIRAL combines the scientific concept of atomic bonding and the addictive game play of Tetris. Players are challenged to form bonds between atoms to create inert molecules before the atoms overflow from a vial. Not to worry, a doctorate in atomic chemistry is not needed.
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MacWorld
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You thought that you left atomic chemistry behind in high school, but it's back with a vengeance in this timed puzzle game.
- MacWorld, September 1994, page 46 |
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MacAddict
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Chiral is a puzzle game similar to Tetris- it requires players to work at a frenzied pace building molecules with atoms. It takes brains and a quick mouse hand but fortunately doesn't require too much knowledge of molecular chemistry.
- MacAddict, July 98, page 70 |
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ZD Net Australia
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Destined to become yet another Andrew Welch classic. Warning: biochemistry/chemistry majors might be a little befuddled, since some atom combinations do not make double-bonds as they would in real life.
- ZD Net Australia: old link, lost to time |
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Independent Reviewers
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CHIRAL combines the scientific concept of atomic bonding and the addictive game play of Tetris. Players are challenged to form bonds between atoms to create inert molecules before the atoms overflow from a vial. Not to worry, a doctorate in atomic chemistry is not needed.
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The sounds in Chiral please the ear with great effects and cool music. The control couldn't be simpler. Simply click on the destination and presto!
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Chiral is a gem of a game based on the formation of molecules, kind of like a cross between Tetris and that 10th grade chemistry class you tried to forget.
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