Nanoparticles

The survival of the green charge is in your hands. The purple charges will destroy the green one upon touch, so you’ll have to keep them away from each other.

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[](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.dragly.nanoparticles2)

[](https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/oneiric/nanoparticles/)

Behind the scenes are the laws of physics at work. Coloumb’s law and Newtonian physics predicts the movement of each particle. Of course with some modifications for the sake of entertainment.

You can push around the green charge using the red charges to repel it and the blue charges attract it.

You can download it for the following platforms:

Buy the game from Nokia Store (not available for Windows Phone)
Get the game for free from Google Play
Buy the game from Ubunu Software Centre
Download for other platforms: Linux, Mac, Windows and more

Screenshots

Open source {#open-source style=”text-align: left;”}

Nanoparticles is completely open source, with all components released under the GNU GPLv3. The source code can be browsed and downloaded here.

Nanoparticles is built using Qt in C++, with some parts made in QML. To build the source code on any platform, it should be enough to run “qmake” and “make” - or just install Qt Creator and open the project file from there.

What about other platforms? {#what-about-other-platforms style=”text-align: left;”}

Nanoparticles is available for download for Linux, MeeGo, Maemo, Symbian and Windows. It is only available for sale for Nokia phones. For all desktop platforms, a proper distribution channel is needed before sales can start.

Mac and Android versions are under way, but are taking some time due to technical issues.

For support questions, please contact nanoparticles@dragly.org.