Blackbox

The idea is that you have a black box inside which there are 4 (or so) atoms hidden in secret locations, and you want to find out where they are.

You can't look into the box, but you can shoot "light beams" into it. The light beams will interact with the atoms (being absorbed, bent or reflected), and so by observing what happens to the light beams, you will eventually be able to work out where the atoms are.

You can either play this game by yourself, letting the phone randomly hide the atoms for you, or you can log in to the game hub, where you can make setups for others to play and play setups that others have made. After some time, you will probably find that this is much more interesting than just the random setups! In the game hub, you will also be able to see what results other people got on a certain setup, and after you've played it yourself, you'll be able to see their answer.

In later versions, I want to develop private game "conversations", where you can share setups with only one person that nobody else will be able to play or see the results of.