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Years of a PhD as a game: the broken machine, the missing citation, the coffee at 3 am. A gift from the lab.
For 2 to 10 playersTakes 3 minutes.
Two examples. Yours comes from your answers.
Example
Maja's frog lugs a brick-thick thesis past REVIEWER 2, THE OLD MICROSCOPE and FORMATTING, and at the door: CONGRATULATIONS, DR. MAJA.
Example
Eight lab mates keep a giant mortarboard in the air, and every one of them says 'you did it, doctor!' at the goal.
Someone defending their PhD (a gift from the lab).
Like: Their thesis in five words? The machine that broke during their PhD?
The lab, in secret. Then a person checks every request and we build it.
Send the link on the day, then carry the thesis to the defense room past Reviewer 2.
You answer the questions first. To start building your game, you pick a Summer Engine plan at the end: Pro or Pro Plus, billed monthly, cancel anytime. Your plan keeps your game running, and you can change it afterwards.
About 3 minutes for you. A person checks every request, then we build your game and email you the link. Usually within a day after we check your request.
You get one link. Send it to your people and play together.
The questions work on any phone. Play together on one computer today. Online play from separate devices is coming soon.
Yes. They can change their own player in the game: hat, face and catchphrase. For anything else, reply to our email with your link.
Yes. Make one with Summer Engine, the engine we make these with, and your AI agent.
Years of a PhD as a game: the broken machine, the missing citation, the coffee at 3 am. A gift from the lab.
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