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- Installs
- 10+
- Category
- Educational
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.0
- Released
- Apr 10, 2026
- Last updated
- 11 Apr 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- No
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.1
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First Android Release.
Learn calculus by platforming on math curves. 60+ levels, aerodynamics included.
First Principles is an educational 2D platformer where you walk on mathematical curves. The derivative decides where platforms exist — positive slope means solid ground, negative slope means gaps you must jump across. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN • Derivatives, integrals, and Riemann sums • Taylor/Maclaurin series (e^x, sin x, cos x) • Polar coordinates (cardioids, roses, logarithmic spirals) • AP Calculus BC topics (logistic growth, arctan, implicit differentiation) • AP Physics C (projectile motion, angular momentum, exponential decay) • Aerospace engineering (lift vs alpha, drag polars, atmospheric density) • Chaos theory (Lorenz attractor), fractals (Mandelbrot set) • Big O notation (O(1) through O(2^n)) • Economics (dot-com bubble, 2008 crisis — stylized teaching curves) • Fourier and Laplace transforms 60+ LEVELS across 11 categories From gentle parabolas to a Mandelbrot fractal finale. Each level teaches a real concept through gameplay — not flashcards. FEATURES • Walk on f(x), jump where f'(x) drops — feel calculus physically • Built-in graphing calculator mode with pinch-zoom and transform sliders • Full LaTeX equation display for every level • Derivative air-jump mechanic — graze the f'(x) line for a mid-air boost • Stage transitions with educational story cards • 14 languages supported • Per-category background music • Math tips and concept articles built in WHO IT'S FOR • AP Calculus AB/BC and Physics C students • University STEM learners • Anyone curious about math, from high school to grad school • Teachers looking for a visual, interactive supplement Built with Unity 6.