What it is
A web app from MALYOMAR with short, game-style engineering challenges. Every game is grounded in ASME B31.3, the code that governs the world's most critical process piping systems.
You play in the browser. Some games simulate a technical situation, some test code compliance against the clock, and some are lighter: a quiz, a salary benchmark, a leaderboard. The Playground has its own sections for games, a library, workshops and your stats.
It is our interactive portal designed to give engineers a space to test their skills, engage with practical challenges, and learn through hands-on technical simulation.
Learn. Practice. Decide.
The Playground is the second step of four. On its own it is a game. Between a course and a workshop it is how you find out whether the course stuck.
Courses
Learn the engineering principles and the code with an instructor who applies them.
Engineering Playground
Test your knowledge against scenarios and a clock, as often as you like.
Simulation and workshop
Make engineering decisions on a full unit, with other disciplines reviewing them.
Industrial application
Transfer the learning to your own project, with the judgment to defend your choices.
Games you can play today
Six games are active. Difficulty and category are the Playground's own labels; the one-line descriptions are ours.
Announced for phase 2
Dynamic Structural Stress Sim
ComingOffshore Rig Maintenance VR
ComingProcurement Management Tycoon
ComingThese three are named on the Playground as phase 2. No release dates have been published.
How games connect to courses
Each game practises something a course teaches. In the new platform the two are linked both ways: a course page shows the games to try afterwards, and a game result suggests the course that closes the gap.
Game to course map
Proposed mapping| Game | What it practises | Course that teaches it |
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Before a course
Play a compliance game to see your starting level. It tells you whether to begin with a foundation course or go straight to the code course.
During a course
Instructors can set a game as practice between sessions and review the common mistakes the next day.
After a course
Come back a month later. If the score has dropped, the learner portal suggests which topics to revisit.
Start with the course behind the games
All active games draw on ASME B31.3. These courses teach it, from first components to the full code.
Ready to test yourself?
The Playground runs in the browser. Pick a game, play for ten minutes, and see where you stand.