One excellent example that combines biochemistry, protein folding, and gamification is Foldit , a platform which presents a multiplayer puzzle game to help solve protein folding questions. This 'game' takes each protein structure as a challenge or a level for the player to conquer by using the intuitive folding tools provided by the application and leverages the crowdsourcing nature of gameplay to unite all players and further facilitate biochemistry experimentation and research. The Foldit player base has achieved remarkable accomplishments including helping decipher the crystal structure of a monomeric retroviral protease linked to HIV/AIDS . In a similar manner, we aim to incorporate gamification elements like player collaboration/competition, challenges, scores, and a playful user interface into the design of MINT and to excel at being intuitive and engaging with the help of VR.