3 Chicas in Tech for Windows
Solve puzzles and learn about women in tech
- Paid
- 4.1
- 23
- V varies-with-devices
Solve puzzles and learn about women in tech
3 Chicas in Tech is a puzzle game. It is a Metroidvania-style puzzle and platformer that celebrates women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) specifically focusing on three pioneering female engineers: Ada Lovelace, Katherine Johnson, and Angela Ruiz Robles.
In 3 Chicas in Tech, players take on the role of Sophia, an 11-year-old girl visiting the Center for Women Engineers, who must navigate challenging platforming areas, solve puzzles, and assist these historic figures in building their inventions. As you move through the game, you’ll be faced with increasingly complex puzzles that require careful item management.
Invent, explore, and overcome
In 3 Chicas in Tech, Sophia can only carry two items at a time. You must make strategic decisions about which tools to bring along to complete each level. Platforming challenges also require quick reflexes, as you’ll need to avoid dangerous areas and surveillance cameras while unlocking new rooms and progressing through the story. Its educational component shines as players learn about the lives and accomplishments of these three engineers.
The narrative blends puzzle-solving with real-world inspiration, encouraging players to think critically while celebrating diversity in STEM. The inventive level design and item management add a layer of strategy to the gameplay, making it both challenging and rewarding. In addition to its platforming and puzzle-solving elements, it aims to inspire young players, particularly girls, by showcasing the achievements of these pioneering women.
However, there are downsides. Limited inventory space can make puzzle-solving feel restrictive. Lack of multiplayer or co-op mode for shared play. Repetitive puzzle mechanics may lead to frustration over time. Certain puzzles might require trial and error, leading to slower progression. There is also a lack of deeper customization options for characters. Overall, the game promotes the idea that anyone, regardless of gender, can excel in the STEM fields.
Puzzle-solving and platforming with purpose
The overall gameplay experience of 3 Chicas in Tech is both engaging and educational. Players must solve puzzles, manage items, and overcome platforming challenges while learning about important women in engineering. The Metroidvania-style level design encourages exploration and strategic thinking, with each puzzle offering a new challenge. The educational narrative and the game’s emphasis on celebrating diversity in STEM make it a standout title, providing both entertainment and inspiration.
Pros
- Engaging puzzle-platformer
- Metroidvania-style level design
- Features real-world historical figures
- Creative puzzles and platforming
Cons
- Limited inventory
- Lack of multiplayer or co-op mode
- Slow pacing
- Repetitive puzzle mechanics
- Lack of deeper customization option
Also available in other platforms
3 Chicas in Tech for PC
- Paid
- 4.1
- 23
- V varies-with-devices
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