How to play Quantum Castle on Mac

An Israeli children's game released as part of the educational series "Gordi" and is a deep reworking of a much earlier project from the same developers, Gordi's Quantum Castle for DOS. This piece had a wide international release; however, its English version was not available on the Internet until the end of 2019. On our site you can find its Australian edition for Windows OS. The plot is extremely conditional: Gordy's small green furry creature, resembling either a goblin or a troll, enters the very castle indicated in the title in order to take possession of the treasures of the dragon living there - but for this he will have to go through many rooms filled ... not enemies, but arithmetic problems for preschool age. From the splash screen one might get the impression that this Gordy only meets us at the gates of the building, but the final video makes it clear that we played for him. Perspective view - from the first person; before the start, you can choose one of three difficulty levels. As a matter of fact, the whole gameplay comes down to solving the examples mentioned above; here there is no interaction whatsoever with the environment, nor even independent movement - it happens automatically after we have coped with all the exercises in a particular location. From the icons in the bottom panel, it is worth noting a palm (exit to the menu), a question mark (clicking on it displays a text explaining what exactly needs to be done in this room) and a cell with a number of gingerbread men: these are our "lives" lost in in case of incorrect answers. The dragon's castle consists of several floors, but in reality the game can be roughly divided into three parts: problems on addition, subtraction, and both at the same time; before each of these "stages", the number of the men mentioned above is restored to the maximum. Examples are of three types: in one - the most unobvious, and the action begins with just such a task - it is necessary to compare the numbers