▴ Aileron Studios — Scientific Games & Novel Interfaces
Where Curiosity Meets Competition
Our Games
Each game is a collision between scientific curiosity and game design obsession — every one playable in your browser right now.
Einstein vs. quantum mechanics as a card duel. Collide quarks at real Feynman vertices, harvest gauge bosons, assemble hadrons — and spend hidden variables to overrule probability itself. Formerly HIGGS. Play in your browser →
An emoji Ouija board. Ask a question and the spirits guide the planchette to spell your answer in three emoji. Playable online.
Run the Central Dogma as a war machine: transcribe RNA, translate protein enzymes, and mutate your opponent’s genome until they get cancer. Now playable in the browser — hot-seat or vs AI.
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Geometry as evolution: trace each form from a single line up through the polygons and Platonic solids to the dodecahedron. Stack shapes to grow your tree. Play now →
About Aileron
An aileron is the flap on an aircraft wing that makes it roll — the real aerodynamics behind “do a barrel roll.” We named the studio after it because that’s exactly what our games do: hide real, working science inside something you just want to play.
We’re a small, unapologetically nerdy studio making scientific games and novel interfaces. Every game turns a scientific concept into a mechanic — so you learn it by playing, not by studying. God Does Not Play Dice is genuine particle physics as a card duel. DNA Chess runs the Central Dogma of molecular biology. GeomeTree grows from a single line up to the Platonic solids. Wetware Arcana grows a whole 78-card tarot deck out of a single seed. Weji and Pun Bearable are playful experiments in what a game interface can even be.
Powered by curiosity. Every game is playable in your browser, right now, free.
Learn Through Play
Real science, turned into a game you actually want to win. Pick one and press play.
“Science isn’t boring. Bad games are boring. We fix that.”
Aileron Studios — Science. Play. Discovery.
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