Description

Carnot Game Casual Physics is a science-inspired physics puzzle where you experiment with energy, motion, and mechanical systems in a playful format. The objective is usually to guide objects from one place to another using ramps, pulleys, levers, or simple contraptions, applying principles of mechanics and momentum. Players are tasked with setting up or adjusting these systems to complete goals like moving a block, powering a machine, or hitting a target. Strategy comes from understanding timing, angles, and forces, as small adjustments often make a big difference. For example, changing the slope of a ramp slightly can alter whether an object lands in the correct spot or misses entirely. Tips: always test setups incrementally instead of overbuilding, observe how the game demonstrates physics, and experiment freely to discover alternate solutions. Controls usually involve dragging and clicking objects into place with a mouse, or tapping and swiping on touch devices. Reviews praise its educational but entertaining nature, as it helps kids and adults learn basic physics concepts while solving engaging puzzles, though some note trial-and-error can become repetitive. FAQs: yes, levels increase in complexity with new elements like springs or pendulums, multiple solutions are possible, and players can retry levels without penalty.

Instruction

The player must click the button to switch between the thermal sources of the system remembering to make the transitions at the right moments to avoid the piston jamming or the cylinder exploding The Carnot cycle consists of four thermodynamic processes

Specifications

• Easy to play