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Einstein, Darwin and Hawking Battle Each Other With Superpowers in New Video Game

Science Kombat is a web based game that pits some of history's greatest minds against each other.
Superinteressante
ByALYSSA NEWCOMB
March 31, 2016, 9:12 PM

— -- Some of the greatest minds in history are being given superpowers in an awesomely addictive new game called Science Kombat.

Let's take it a step further: Imagine those great minds were then pitted against each other in a hand-to-hand combat game with their superpowers used to battle each other.

The web-based game, which was released by Brazilian magazine Superinteressante, stars eight geniuses: Pythagoras, Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Marie Curie, Alan Turing and Stephen Hawking, the only virtual contestant who is still alive today.

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Each scientist's superpower is based on their contributions to the scientific world, so Stephen Hawking can sneak into a worm hole or fire a black hole at his opponent. Marie Curie can shoot polonium and radium with her hands, while Pythagoras can unleash a powerful Pythagorean theorem-style jump, sliding down the hypotenuse of the triangle and ambushing his opponent.

Science Kombat is a web based game that pits some of history's greatest minds against each other.
Superinteressante

You can check out more of the superpowers by playing the game here.

Science Kombat is a web based game that pits some of history's greatest minds against each other.
Superinteressante

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