Navigate the city of Little Lille in 1917 as heroes Albert Calmette and Camille Guérin. This free-to-play 2D top-down RPG adventure tasks players with exploration, problem-solving, and stealth to dodge guards while gathering supplies. A bacteria culturing mini-game adds hands-on lab work to develop the BCG vaccine against tuberculosis.
Players learn vaccine creation methods and immunology basics through casual gameplay that wraps up in about 10 minutes. Available in English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Hindi, and Portuguese, it suits 11-14-year-old students. Teachers, researchers, and parents use it to spark interest in science history.
Albert and Camille’s Little Lille Adventure is an exploration game in which you navigate characters around the city of Little Lille in 1917. Players take the part of or heroes Albert Calmette and Camille Guérin and help them develop the life-saving BCG Vaccine.
It is a simple, 2d top-down adventure, exploration, and problem-solving game similar to classics such as Zelda. There are also elements of stealth as you avoid the guards like in the original run of Metal Gear. There is also a mini-game where you culture bacteria. This is a casual educational game and should only last around 10 minutes to play through.
Explore the city, work with the people of Little Lille, avoid the soldiers, and collect the necessary supplies Albert and Camille need to create the first vaccine to fight tuberculosis. As you progress, you will learn about the methods used to create BCG and how vaccines work.
Who are the games for?:
The game is totally free and can be played or downloaded by anyone with an internet connection. They are specifically targeted at 11 - 14 years old students and designed as a tool for teachers, researchers, and parents looking for a fun way to engage young people with the topics of immunology, vaccines and the history of science.
You can play the game in six languages - English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Hindi, and Portuguese.
