Glacivar Lattice

A puzzle game set in a frozen laboratory, where chemistry is the rule system and heat is the enemy. Every chamber hands you a target formula and a tray of atoms locked in glacier ice. Thawing a shard costs thermal budget and pushes the chamber toward its melting point, while forming a bond gives budget back in proportion to the energy that bond releases in the real world, so the order of your moves matters more than the total. Valence is enforced on every link: hydrogen takes one slot, carbon four, and noble shards refuse to bond at all. Descend six bands of ice across 72 chambers that unlock double and triple bonds, closed rings, and octet expansion for sulfur and phosphorus. Forty-six compounds can be built, from water and methane to benzene and sulfuric acid, and each one you freeze is filed on the Specimens shelf beside its element cards. A daily Core Sample gives everyone the same…