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December 2092
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
These walls don’t do a damn thing to keep the cold out.
I should go outside and walk.
Instead, I light another cigarette and keep working.
- MAKE DRUGS – Program your molecular synthesizer (MOLEK-SYNTEZ) to convert ordinary industrial chemicals like benzene, acetone, and hydrochloric acid into a variety of small molecules with various pharmacological effects.
- SHOW OFF – Optimize your solutions and share them with the world using the built-in score histograms, friend leaderboards, and animated GIF exporter.
- CHEAT AT CARDS – In a move that should surprise no one, MOLEK-SYNTEZ contains an original Zachtronics solitaire game. When you get stuck, cheat and place your cards wherever you want. Just don’t do it so much that you get in over your head…
Game Discussion
Steam User 7
I absolutely loved this game.
Minimal presentation, check.
Great soundtrack, check.
Awesome little puzzles to nerd the **** out of, check.
A Zachtronics game, so histograms to compare with other players, making you want to further optimise, check (see my playtime).
Story not distracting but adds to the overal atmosphere, check.
Most fun I had in a Zachtronics game since SHENZHEN I/O.
Only minor issue I had is that bond priority can depend on orientation, if I remember correctly (been a while that I played the game).
Steam User 6
Welcome to a Molek-Syntez, where every molecule is chiral...
If you can temporarily unlearn that rule, your months grinding ochem will help you a surprising amount.
The only minor point of frustration I had was learning the classic Zachtronics "hidden order of operations" game that defines a lot of the midgame. In the case of Molek-Syntez this largely manifests through both double bond priority rules and when combining motion and charge manipulation.
If you play other Zachtronics games you will likely be familiar with having to teach yourself the game's underlying rules for collapsing "dual-states" (eg, picking one of two conveyor directions in Infinifactory). This game is no exception but I fit being at the forefront of the game made it surprisingly easy to work with.
good game i like it
Steam User 4
Gonna have an amazing dream tonight, then all of a sudden it'll turn into a horror- where a zach solitaire game comes in outta nowhere
Steam User 3
It's okay, Opus Magnum is better, go with that one if you haven't played it.
Steam User 2
Typically I quit zachotronics games because they get too difficult. This one got too repetitive. Still, worth a try.
Steam User 2
Maybe it's my previous attachment to organic chemistry, but this game is just so charming to me through all its simplicity.
Steam User 1
This game is very barebones compared to others in the Zachtronics lineup, but the puzzle solving is just as fun and rewarding as the other ones. The most enjoyable part of the game for me is figuring out how to place the precursors just right so that assembling the final molecule is as easy as possible.