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A bureaucracy game from a nanopore company, starring an appliance inspector with 34 years on the job and a director nobody may look at. It contains no molecules.

A bureaucracy game from a nanopore company, starring an appliance inspector with 34 years on the job and a director nobody may look at. It contains no molecules.

The arcade menu promises proteins that split like asteroids. The game is a top-down dungeon crawl against monsters drawn from the Protein Data Bank, and every large one is a mouse ion channel.

A clay demon dodges mushrooms that a laboratory amplifier spawns from its readings. The game doubles as the lab's control panel, and its losing screen is the politest in browser gaming.