Nucleus

I only recommend this if you're a completionist or want google play xp(It's worth the effort... maybe). The gameplay is fun at first but deteriorates after a while due to it's simplicity. The one thing that makes this game worthwhile are the vibrant graphics. It's hypnotizing. The controls are as expected.

This is an awesome app with alot of potential. If there were additional things to do it would be alot more replayable

This is great because already placed ones never collide, and I was able to get 65 electrons.

this is great game long time ago i played this and liked it then lost my phone and forget this game. then i remember this game but not name i search this game for a week and finally found. this is just unnecessary to say hha

Ok,so I got to C element but can you make it like if you place a little neutron or electron or whatever it is it does not collide with the nucleus or the orbs of whateverness? Like universe sandbox 2. (If you know what that is.)

This game is quite simple but also very entertaining

Entertaining and addictive..

not good. I can't make the largest element

This app affect eye too much 😡😡

Best game I have ever played

Best app ever 👌 👌👌 👌👌 👌👌 👌

It's just aswm

Love in it

This game is great and challenging. It should be a top game and expanded upon. You could change the shape and size of the nucleus, or the circle and even the electrons. You could also change the force of gravity around the nucleus and create all kinds of levels and modes. But the developer has already done a great job. My google game ID is BlackLightning77777 hit me up and see if you can beat my score of 35. Great game developer good job. I will be looking for your other games

Well, its really an uncommon but a great game. i personally think that you should add an option ( or another touch ) to cancel an orbital after you accidentally put your finger across the screen. morever, you should decrease the size of the electrons a bit cause at some point it becomes too much difficult to put electrons into the orbitals without colliding each other. finally, its a very good game to us chemists. carry on the good work. thanks.

This is a game about rolling as many balls as you can within a circle, without hitting the others. It has nothing to do with atoms, besides naming, and doesn't even follow orbitals at all. Not ones for electrons, or for anything else. The optimal strategy is also incredibly basic, and the only challenge is tapping where you intend to when placing down another ball. That being said, it works well, and is well made. Just woefully underwhelming.

I have been playing this game since June 2016. It was an amazing game!... Until they made it way too easy and added the tracer..... I was very disappointed when i learned they made the game easier, as i loved the challenge of the way the game was when i first played it. Please put it back to tbe way it was before, it is way too easy now!! I will change my rating if you do this!

Very unrealistic, but still not too bad in general as a game. The difficulty of making large elements comes from unstable nuclei, not electrons colliding. They never actually do collide, because they repel one another.

Neat idea, but gets very boring after a while imo. Not many options what to do, very slow, very uneventful.

This is way more fun than it should be! Love it! I was looking for a game that I could play without having to devote a lot of attention to. Once you launch a bunch of orbits, you can even just sit there and watch the rotations.

yeah. I like games with simple one word names I don't like it EYE LUV ETTT also why is there a 104 electron atom in there

This game is inaccurate. Electrons don't make up an element's identity, it is the protons. Also to add the most mass you would add more protons or neutrons as electrons add insignificant amounts of mass.

Minimalistic, too minimalistic. What does the g play games button do? Upload/download game settings? And the speedometer? The screen changes but the game seems to be the same thing. It would be great to have a cancel or abort option, like, sweeping back to the starting point, for when mistakenly putting an electron on the wrong place. The aim line gets confused with the background and the electrons orbits after 25 or so, specially on high density pixel phones like QHD 5.5" maybe.

It tells you to build an atom adding electrons, but the orbitals only work in 2D, making it so that if an electron passes over the nucleus it "crashes" it...

Good but you should also add Quantum model of atom in which the electrons not simply revolve around it but remain in electron cloud😃