Fun Atomic is able to make our research dreams come true. We work as a team co-designing games that focus on our learning goals, and building state-of-the-art research tools that allow us to measure learning in an entirely new way. We truly could not do this work without our collaborative partnership with Fun Atomic. - Jodi Asbell-Clarke - Director, Educational Gaming Environment (EdGE) at TERC

“Natural Selection is very well designed. It has an educational introduction about natural selection followed by a game that simulates natural selection. In this game, the player must eat slugs for energy but must be selective about which slugs to eat. The game is both challenging and educational.” - Teacher at Legends of Learning

In 2017 I reached out to no less than 17 different development companies for my online beginning reading game. Fun Atomic was by far the most qualified for what I needed. Not only do they have decades of experience developing high-end video games, they also have years of experience specifically in the area of educational games. Fun Atomic provided me with excellent examples of their work and references who gave me glowing reviews of their work. Fun Atomic are passionate about using games for good--using them to educate. They are involved in research and best practices in gamifying instruction. I would highly recommend Fun Atomic to anyone interested in developing an internet-based educational game. - Holly Haggerty — President, Cloud Nine Learning

Fun Atomic understands the dynamic and necessary balance between game developers and educators. From design to development to delivery, the Fun Atomic team gets the challenging task of creating STEM-infused games. - Jamie Larsen - Co-founder, PI, and Lead Developer Educational Gaming Environment (EdGE)

“Angry Contraptions is great! The controls work well, the graphics are bright and eye catching, the levels are varied and interesting, and the information presented is really streamlined with science standards and are clear and to the point. This would make a great review or assessment on Newton's first and second laws of motion.” - Teacher at Legends of Learning.

Working with Fun Atomic is wonderful. Together, we have developed numerous educational games and game-based tools. And as both a designer and a manager, I trust and rely upon them, knowing Fun Atomic will deliver. - Teon Edwards — Designer and Production Manager, Educational Gaming Environments (EdGE) at TERC

“Monster Breeder is a nice artificial selection simulator. It is at a good level for middle school kids while still maintaining a grounding in reality despite the monstrous theme. I think it is a great way to introduce the idea of artificial selection.” - Teacher at Legends of Learning.

“Natural Selection is a great simulation that shows students how predation can affect a population. The game gives data and information about the changes happening to the population and continually asks questions to ensure the students are learning the vocabulary to go along with the game.” - Teacher at Legends of Learning.