Hemonauts

Deep inside the human body you will find a thriving city known as Nanotropolis. Its inhabitants are a collection of nanobots that have banded together to form the most awesome, elite immune defense force known as the Hemonauts - and you are their newest recruit! As a Hemonaut, zap, smash and crash through the human body and protect it from threats like viruses and bacteria. These invaders won't stand a chance once you join the fight!

Features:

● EXCITING BATTLES & FORMIDABLE FOES - Slingshot your way through the circulatory system, bounce around arteries, and slip through veins to defend the body against unwanted invaders. Every encounter is based on real life threats to the human body! Fight through hoards of bacteria and viruses and thwart epic bosses like Pneumonia, the dreaded Vending Machine, plus many others!

● PASSIVE LEARNING** - While exploring the bloodways, learn about how the human body works and how it deals with illnesses and threats! Help the platelets clot wounds against outside threats to the body, and call in white blood cells as backup against powerful foes such as Sickle Cell, Diabetes, Influenza and many, many more.

● GOOFY POWERUPS - Gizmos like the School Bus Basher and the Kitty Laser will help you obliterate pathogens and obstacles alike! Find and equip different gizmos scattered around the map and experiment to exploit enemy weaknesses or solve puzzles in your way.

● ENDLESS CUSTOMIZATION - Mix and match cosmetic combos to create that perfect bot! Hunt for the golden pills hidden in each level that contain special cosmetics, from single pieces to full sets like the tiger outfit. Get creative and make your own style! Unlock goggles, mustaches, jetpacks, puppy ears, and more!

● QUIRKY CHARACTERS - As you journey through the bloodways, you’ll meet tons of wacky inhabitants of the body ready to help you on your quest. You never know when they will show up and give you a hint on where to go or a secret to find.

**All educational STEM content has been tested and NIH-approved thanks to our partners at the National Institute of Health, as well as educators and medical professionals at Georgia Tech, Emory, and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.