The premise of this game is based on a student scenario in a high school science classroom. The backstory involves a student who is examining cells under a microscope and gets mysteriously shrunken down and stuck inside of the cell. The student must navigate correctly throughout the cell in order to escape and grow back to normal size. The student has to identify the major organelles involved within the endomembrane system and transport of proteins. The student will have successfully learned about the cell membrane and transport by now, and this prior knowledge has been integrated into the game as well.

When the student is shrunken down, the massive evil cell threatens to eat him if he can’t take the correct endomembrane system pathway to the outside of the cell. The student then navigates his way through the cell through a series of questioning, many of which are based on prior knowledge. If the student (aka the player) does not go in the correct direction, then they are eaten by the cell and have the option to try again. Once the player makes his way through the endomembrane system successfully, he wins! It shows the player growing back to his normal size, proud of his scientific knowledge that was able to get him out of a sticky situation.