
Martha Madison: Energy
In Martha Madison: Energy, Martha needs your help to deliver a care package to her friend Mole, who is home, sick in bed. The only problem is that his care package was mistakenly delivered to the wrong location!
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February 8, 2018
8 years and 177 days ago
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In Martha Madison: Energy, Martha needs your help to deliver a care package to her friend Mole, who is home, sick in bed. The only problem is that his care package was mistakenly delivered to the wrong location! On your journey, you'll shoot slingshots, jump on giant springs and sail across zip lines while learning about potential, kinetic and chemical energy.
Martha Madison: Energy is part of a series of games designed from the ground up to enhance middle school-level science curriculum by captivating players and making complex concepts meaningful. All of the games in the Martha Madison series allow players to cooperatively solve real-world challenges that develop critical thinking, problem solving, technology literacy and adaptability.
Game Features:
Martha Madison: Energy is part of a series of games designed from the ground up to enhance middle school-level science curriculum by captivating players and making complex concepts meaningful. All of the games in the Martha Madison series allow players to cooperatively solve real-world challenges that develop critical thinking, problem solving, technology literacy and adaptability.
Game Features:
- Single Player and Couch Co-Op
- Co-Op Keyboard Support (both players can play on a single keyboard)
- A level editor to build and play your own Energy-based levels