Science Museum London

The museum attracts around 3 million visitors annually, making it one of the city’s major tourist destinations. The ‘Engineer Your Future’ exhibition has been immensely popular, drawing over 500,000 visitors in its first year alone. It highlights the brilliance behind engineering—proving that it’s not just about hands-on work but also about sharp thinking to design and test complex systems. This idea is brought to life through three large-scale multiplayer projections, immersing visitors in engineering.

In an addictive arcade-style game, visitors can plan a railway network, an electricity grid and a baggage handling system, before testing them ‘live’.

The ‘Superbugs: The Fight for Our Lives’ exhibition raises awareness of the global problem of antibiotic resistance. Kiss the Frog helped achieve this goal with the design and development of the ‘Macro’ game and ‘Petri Dish’ interactives.

Visitors can zoom in on a digital petri dish into the world of bacteria, to view the effect of antibiotics on these bacteria. They can distribute the bacteria, zoom in and out, and place the antibiotics in the dish to learn how antibiotic resistance works.