The Best Science Games - Page 5

Color Collar is a free to play lighthearted puzzle game for all ages. Play as Aaron the robot dog and fix up the machines of John the scientist in order to open up the mysterious pandora’s lunchbox.

Embark on an adventure! Explore Aetheria's floating islands, solve multiplication puzzles, and rescue mythical spirit animals. Uncover secrets and gain magical powers to defeat the Lord of Storms in this educational action-adventure game inspired by Greek mythology.

AlCHeMoS is an Atomic Exploration/Shooter game about alchemy. Explore weird and wonderful experimental worlds, discover elements, challenge your friends, and overcome the forces of Dark Matter as they evolve to defeat you!

When humanity arrived on Mars, another civilization had arrived first. Then everyone knew that an invasion was imminent. Despite welcome preparations (a defense fleet with a freighter packed with missiles!), can humanity survive such an advanced invading horde?

Blast cyborg dinosaurs and other dangerous creatures in this side-scrolling action/adventure! Explore an ancient labyrinth full of upgrades, weapons, and secrets to save your planet from a primal threat!

Play with squishy clusters of soap bubbles in this mesmerizing physics puzzle game. Winner of over a dozen indie gaming awards!

Embark on an interstellar trip and deploy to a mythic ocean planet in a low-flying jett in this cinematic science fiction action adventure with immersive sim elements from Superbrothers, known for Sword & Sworcery EP.

Uncover the lies. Free your mind. Veritas is a compact narrative puzzle game that asks: what is truth, and does it even matter?

Kaito wakes to find himself in a strange room, with no memories, and a taciturn girl named Yonagi by his side. Upon learning of his role, he immerses himself into three wondrous dream worlds with her. When all three stories meet a bitter end, Kaito recovers his memories, and the true story unfolds.

In this Explosive Ballon Based Puzzler, all you have to do is get the balloons safely to the end zone. Simple, right? Use a variety of fans and other tools to avoid obstacles and finish the experiment.