Not everything here is what it seems.
Dr. Dirt's Lab is a glowing, buzzing control room with more than one secret. I won't tell you where they are. That's the point.
Hidden doors
Some words glow a little brighter than others. Some pictures aren't just pictures. Some links only appear when you look closely, and a few only open for people who already know the way. Every door leads somewhere: a game, a puzzle, a tool, a secret corner of the lab.
There's no map. Clues, yes. Answers, no. You'll have to look, guess, test and try again, the same way a scientist does.
Made for a kid and a grown-up, together
The lab is built so a child and an adult explore it side by side. Kids spot things grown-ups walk right past. Grown-ups know words kids haven't met yet. Neither of you finds every secret alone.
That's on purpose. Curiosity is catching: when a child sees a grown-up get excited about a mystery, the child does too, and the other way around. Asking "what do you think that does?" together is where science starts.
How to explore
- Look at everything. Then look again.
- Tap what seems tappable, and what doesn't.
- Say your guesses out loud to each other.
- Stuck? Take a break and come back with fresh eyes.