Educational game studio

Modular thinking.
Infinite play.

Board games that turn particle physics and quantum mechanics into something you can actually play.

2

Games published

100+

Playtests run

2

Countries reached

1

Mission

01 / Mission

Why board games?

Modulo makes tabletop games that sneak real science into play. Instead of memorizing formulas, players trade quarks, entangle with teammates, and race to build particles — learning the logic of physics through strategy, teamwork, and laughter. Every game is designed to make STEM feel less like a subject and more like an adventure, especially for students who've never seen themselves as 'science people.'

How a game gets made

Concept

Physics review

Prototype

Playtest

Ship

01

Learning through mechanics

Real physics concepts baked into mechanics, not tacked on. Every rule maps to a real principle.

02

Access for every student

Designed to lower the barrier into STEM, no prior knowledge needed. Play first, vocabulary later.

03

Rigor meets play

If it isn't fun at a party, it doesn't ship. Tested until the science and the laughter both hold up.

Modulo Inc. operates on the mathematical truth that when you break down complex STEM challenges, the remainder that truly drives human engagement is play.

02 / Games

Meet the games

Artwork — 16:9

Build the universe, one particle at a time.

A particle-physics board game where players collect Tachyon Bits, dodge Lab Events, answer Quantum Quirk trivia, and race to assemble a working universe: 1 Baryon + 1 Lepton + 2 Gauge Bosons.

2–4 players · 12+ · 45 min
StrategyTrivia
Play Collider Quest
Artwork — 16:9

Physics you play with your whole body.

A quantum party game on a giant mat: entangled pairs solve physics problems together and hold down the digits of the answer — win as a team or collapse trying.

4–10 players · 10+ · 20 min
Party gameTeamwork
Play Twisters

Additional titles in development

03 / Founder

Photo

Jihu Kim

Jihu Kim is a 12th-grade student at Chadwick International in Songdo, South Korea, a quantum physics researcher, and a passionate builder of educational projects. Spreading her passion for interdisciplinary STEM, she specifically builds games that combine distinguished fields like cosmetics and chemistry, physics and ethics, and so on.

Highlights

  • Quantum physics research — Quantum Zeno Effect paper
  • Co-founder of Girls in Engineering, Mathematics, and Science (GEMS )— UN Volunteers–registered, Korea & Singapore
  • Designer of two published educational games

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Modular thinking. Infinite play.

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