After 9 years of dedicated development, the first playable version of 'Pasteur: The Game' is finally here! Please note that the game is still a work in progress, and we are excited to continue refining it with your feedback.

Story

The year is 1848. You are Louis Pasteur, standing at the edge of a scientific revolution. Before you, a table cluttered with tartrate crystals holds the key to a mystery—enantiomers, mirror-image molecules that could change the face of science forever.

Be the first person to sort these crystals into their true forms, revealing a hidden order in nature. Every move counts as you race against time, your rivals, and your own doubts. Will you conquer the challenge and make history? The discovery of a lifetime awaits!

How to Play

In front of you are tartrate crystals in both enantiomeric forms. To start, pick up a crystal and carefully rotate it to examine its structure. Determine whether it’s the left-handed or right-handed form. Once identified, place the crystal in the appropriate bowl to separate the two forms. Aim to ensure each bowl contains only one enantiomer (100 %ee). Successfully sort all the crystals to complete the task! Your score will be based on the accuracy of your separation (%ee) and the time it takes to complete the task—faster and more precise sorting earns higher points.

Credits

A game by Boojakascha and Stiggstogg!