yup, pretty weird niche here but
if you are fascinated by nuclear physics and you like to learn things through iterative, hands-on experimentation
and if you read encyclopedia articles on nuclear weapons and physics in your spare time but also like to see how things work
and if you like to troubleshoot your own work and interpret the actual physical readouts yourself, without a yellow painted arrow or a big pop up telling you exactly what to do or where to go
then this game might be up your alley

and you, like me, are the target audience

its got some bugs, the UI is a bit sloppish and could use a human's touch and I'd like to see things such as the writing and artistic elements revisited by human hands
idgaf about using vibe-coding because computers are designed to speak computer so let them speak it
but take a little time to do your own writing or UI work or hire it out

bottom line
this game is in a fun and playable state right now
with a campaign you can finish and challenges and leaderboards to compete against
the physics and simulation are pretty stellar
and it lets you experiment with things you can never interact with in real life
you won't find a more fun way to explore the concept of criticality, and that's pretty cool

lol not what is advertised at all

So turns out Nuclear Reactor Physics and Nuclear Weopon physics are not the same thing