I played the game Many Tiny Things on the website Explorable Explanations. In this game, the goal was simple. All I had to do was recreate the actions discussed in each slide. The game lets you play billiards, in a sense, and even mentions this itself. It presents many tiny particles that the player is able to move, increase attractiveness, and the speed of the particles.
Looking deeper into the purpose of the game, I understand that it attempts to present the motion of particles in a simple way. The “many tiny things” are subatomic particles. The game shows how these interact with each other and the world around them. It is a very good way to describe their interactions without confusing the player with different nuances in real particle motion.
