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Farming is a lot more interesting than you think, so let's explore the science behind it!

The news might make life difficult, but in this episode we will tackle if robots can really take over Earth?

Could or should robots ever pass as human? What happens when artificial intelligence becomes more intelligent than us? Do robots need souls? I'm tackling all these questions about my favorite game The Talos Principle!

Splatoon 2 combines our love of Nintendo games and cephalopods. Is there any science behind this game?

In the game Pikmin, you rely on tiny, strange creatures to get off the planet. How do symbiotic relationships work?

Human cyborgs might sound like a thing of the distant future, but steps towards this advancement are already being taken!

Teleportation is theoretically possible, but we'd have to overcome a lot of obstacles before we can get to that point. Let's explore!

Can video games actually make you smarter?

Ridley Scott introduced the xenomorph to us in 1979. What would actual aliens look like?

In Papers, please, you are a border security agent tasked with keeping your country safe. How difficult is this job?

Mortal Kombat is arguably best known for fatalities. How do all of these special moves work?

Today we take a look at the science of No Man's Sky and find out just how far away the center of the galaxy is.

When it comes to Sonic the hedgehog, most videos talk about his speed. Sure, that's interesting, but how does he manage to run around loops?

The Metal Gear franchise covers so much tech that we could cover here on Play Noggin. Let's go over prosthetic limbs, The fulton recovery system, and of course, mechs.

While most people chose a life of legality, some chose a life of crime. How does one enter this lifestyle?

The series zero escape explores the ideas of epigenetics, the morphogenetic field, and quantum mechanics. Let's break all of this down.

Mind control sounds fun, but in Inside, it takes a terrifying twist.

Will we all become zombies? Let's find out!

Have you ever wondered how difficult it would be to delete your memories?

We got our hands on a copy of Mass Effect Andromeda, and we, as a science channel, can't help but notice the similarities to real life

In Watch Dogs 2, Marcus Holloway, known as retro, is punished for a crime he didn't commit. Is your personal information safe? Is any information safe?

Is there such thing as free will or is life predetermined? Let's discuss the Stanley parable!

Can memories be passed on through genetics? Today, we're talking about the science of Assassin's Creed.

Dreams are sometimes fun, and sometimes terrifying. Do they really reveal anything about your subconscious or life?

Rocket League is easily the best car soccer simulator, because there aren't many others. There is also a ton of science behind this game. Let's explore!

Which Pokemon would be the most deadly, and why? After tons of requests for this game, let's explore the science!

Have you ever wondered why Mario can jump so high?

Headshots are rewarded in games like Call Of Duty, Fallout, Overwatch, Sniper Elite, and more. Is it possible to survive a bullet to the head?

In Mass Effect 1, 2, 3, and Andromeda, the game allows you to travel faster than the speed of light. Why can't we do this in the real world?

Minecraft is just a simulation of a world. Is it possible that our world is computer generated as well? This is the science of Minecraft!

Could the robots in Titanfall and Titanfall 2 be real? Why don't we have Titans of our own?

If you've played Bioshock Infinite, you know that the idea of multiple universes already exists. How would this concept work?

Force fields are popular in games like Halo, Mass Effect, and Overwatch. Could this technology ever be possible?