![]() ![]() Noting that the problems orient toward "energy, chemistry, magnetism, and air and water pressure", the authors assessed the game as best suited for children aged 9 years and older. Quarky & Quaysoo's Turbo Science was reviewed in the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Guide Book where it was described as a set of "fun science problems". The game also featured an information book that ran over one-hundred pages long and taught science topics such as optics (via a run-in with the light police) and energy (with the help of Sheik Oil Slick). There are three opposing teams: two tough street fighters, a pair of alien siblings, and a know-it-all named Odessa King. Each stop has a theme: the construction site is simple machines, Clown College is chemistry, etc. To purchase vehicles, the player answers questions relating to science at stops along the way. With the help of the player they race through a town in vehicles ranging from cars to jet packs. The game centers on Quarky and Quaysoo O'Gandi, two space "elfs" that are green and yellow respectively. It was designed to teach scientific concepts to children. ![]() There's also a person involved with the game named Thomas Snyder who from a comment discussion from the 2 channels of the ARG. A demo of the game was apparently recalled for containing 'content not suitable for it's target demographic'. ![]() Quarky & Quaysoo's Turbo Science is an educational computer game developed by Jeff Tunnell Productions and published by Sierra On-Line for MS-DOS in early 1992. It's about a non-existent/cancelled PS2 and PC game from 2002 and the company behind it, Lightyear Games. ![]()
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