Little Alchemy is a bet on experimentation.
It’s free, and it’s readily available for iPhone and Android (through Google Play); you can even play online.
The rules of play are pretty straight forward. Starting with four elements: air, earth, fire, and water, which appear as icons on your screen. By adding any two elements together, you receive another “element,” which might or will not be combinable consequently. Elements are added by dragging one over another, at which either nothing happens (since they don’t make something totally new), or even a new icon appears inside their place. You can include an element to itself; air + air = pressure, by way of example. You can find 560 stuff you may make, plus one bonus item (i found about halfway through.) You’ll get dropping and dragging once you possess a couple of minutes to spare, trying to create an additional element.
The screen shows the sun and rain you’ve already made around the right; the left side from the screen is perfect for combining elements. A counter at the end lets you know how many elements you’ve made from the wide ranging 560. (The screenshot was apparently taken in an earlier iteration from the game, when only 500 elements may be created.) You can set the library to show either all the elements you’ve created, or just the ones that could really be combined; “final elements” include the end of the road and can’t be used to create other elements. It’s also possible to elect to have final elements underlined, so that you can tell them apart. “Flood” within the screenshot is often a final element.
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