Recalculating the End of the World

Recalculating the End of the WorldYour best friends, Luan and Poppy, have been around your whole life. Grow ing up on the same street, in the same classes at school, you've done everything together since you could barely walk. You are a few weeks into your ninth grade year. While it's a new school and there are lots of new people, classes, and teachers, you thought it would be easier since Poppy and Luan would be around too except that Luan hasn't been around. Not once. You and Poppy

Your best friends, Luan and Poppy, have been around your whole life. Grow-ing up on the same street, in the same classes at school, you've done everything together since you could barely walk. You are a few weeks into your ninth grade year. While it's a new school and there are lots of new people, classes, and teachers, you thought it would be easier since Poppy and Luan would be around too... except that Luan hasn't been around. Not once. You and Poppy have tried calling and texting, but no answer. You went to his house, but no one was there either. Clearly something isn't right, but what is it?

There are multiple endings, but only one that turns out well. Use algebra, three-variable equations, and graphing skills to solve beginner physics problems that move you through the story. Whenever you make a choice, you can always go back, recalculate, and make a different decision. You can change the path of the story, achieve a new ending, and maybe even save the worldÉ