Elementeo

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Elementeo is a chemistry-based card game in which elements have their own personalities—oxygen becomes Oxygen Life-Giver, sodium becomes Sodium Dragon, and iodine becomes Iodine Mermaid. Elements can be combined to form compounds and interact with properties and oxidation states. For example, Oxygen Life Giver rusts metals, Copper Cyclops shocks nearby element cards, and Helium Genie airlifts element cards. The goal of the game is to reduce an opponent to zero electrons by capturing them. The Elementeo Chemistry Card Game includes elements, compounds, and alchemy cards (special cards that include black holes and nuclear fusion). The first version of the Elementeo Chemistry Card Game (v1) sold out in the summer of 2011 and an updated version with new cards was released in mid 20121. An Elementeo App was launched on the Apple App Store in April 2012.

Elementeo is a chemistry-based card game in which elements have their own personalities—oxygen becomes Oxygen Life-Giver, sodium becomes Sodium Dragon, and iodine becomes Iodine Mermaid. Elements can be combined to form compounds and interact with properties and oxidation states. For example, Oxygen Life Giver rusts metals, Copper Cyclops shocks nearby element cards, and Helium Genie airlifts element cards. The goal of the game is to reduce an opponent to zero electrons by capturing them. The Elementeo Chemistry Card Game includes elements, compounds, and alchemy cards (special cards that include black holes and nuclear fusion). The first version of the Elementeo Chemistry Card Game (v1) sold out in the summer of 2011 and an updated version with new cards was released in mid 2012. An Elementeo App was launched on the Apple App Store in April 2012. Compounds: Compounds are made from elements (i.e. sodium + chlorine = salt, NaCl) and range from salt and glucose to ammonia and carbon dioxide. Compounds have more strength and allow the player to advance to the objective more rapidly. Like elements, they have special properties. The Elementeo Chemistry Card Game (v2) includes new compounds such as citric acid and sodium hydroxide. Alchemy: Alchemy cards in the game include "Black Hole", "Sizzling Supernova", and "Chemist Wizards". Alchemy cards take chemistry and physics concepts and bring them into the game. Black hole, for example, can use its gravity to take away an opponent's cards for a turn. The Elementeo Chemistry Card Game (v2) includes new alchemy cards such as Newton's Laws. The "battlefield" of the game is a 5x5 array of card spaces, in which the player is free to move their elements on their turn. Elements move across the battlefield using their movement arrows, shown on the bottom-right of a card. Goal: Each player's goal in The Elementeo Chemistry Card Game (v1 and v2) is to reduce an opponent's electrons (their IQ) to zero. Turns: During each turn, a player execute three of the following actions: Place an element on the fortress row, and bring them to battle Move own elements and compounds on the battleground Attack the opponent's cards with own elements and compounds Create a compound by combining elements Use the properties (effects) of the player's elements to smash the opponent's cards Use Alchemy cards such as black hole or sizzling supernova The Elementeo App: The Elementeo App includes 36 elements (first four rows of the periodic table) and allows users to create their own Elementeo cards. ==Reception== The cards have been described as "impressively illustrated". ==References==

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