

The Sandbox is a unique world building & crafting game featuring over 200+ physics elements presented in 2D pixel blocks that can interact with each others. Players can craft amazing worlds, create pixel art, chain reactions, chiptune music, advanced contraptions, electric circuits or just play with physics. Play with basic elements ranging from simple water, stone, sand, wood, glass, lava, fire, to more complex: electricity, metal, virus, antivirus,heater, cooler, lasers, pipes, gems, sensors, leds TNT, C4, crosswire, conveyor belt, music instruments etc.


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At the moment this game is just a waste of time. Trust me. I didn't rely on the people in this review section, and here I am, tossing money out of the window at a mobile port that has no merit on PC whatsoever. I know you all don't have time to read text that I write, so I devide my review in Bulletpoints for easier confus- ehem, understanding. + Pixels + HD Mode + All "Elements" unlocked from the start - Bad PC port that doesn't support wide screen (Ugly, nauseating borders) - Not even Sound Volume Sliders - Bad AI pathfinding - Nimble Editor, Mouse/Keyboard Pottential not used. - Grossly oversized UI (In my opinion, if you like buttons covering up 1/6 of your screen at any time...) - Look at the DLC box. The guys at Pixowl are already doing the TERRIBLE DLC thing. - "Mana" (In-game currency) not removed, Microtransactions beware. At the moment, this Early Access suffers from a bad c
loved this game as a kid. this version wasnt very good from what i remember idk its been like a year since i touched it. found out they do NFTS now and their sandbox game is a huge NFT blockchain ♥♥♥♥ now so i uh..... yeah im deleting it ):
Game lacks content that is available on the mobile version. However, just like the mobile version the developers seem to have abandoned the game and it crashes constantly making it unplayable. 3/10 would not recommend
Reminds me of some free games out there. The game just ain't enough. You have fun for ten minutes, then you get bored with it. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So, just to add up a bit more. http://www.kongregate.com/games/onimatrix/the-sandbox Here you go. The exact same game. Free.
I have to admit, this is a fun little game. But it's not worth $10. Granted, it has a lot of interesting concepts at work, and maybe if it wasn't just a pixel based game it might be something, but as it stands, it's not. Also, all the images above to sell the game are downright lies. All those images are splash screens, and aren't of the actual game. Any "people" in the game are made of six pixels, and have only rudimentary A.I. at best; it's less like a god simulator in the same world as "Black and White" or "Godus" and more along the lines of a worse version of "From Dust." My suggestion is to avoid this game, unless ten dollars isn't a huge amount of money for you, but there are better games for this amount. Quite frankly, it doesn't meet the "dollar per hour" standard I use, even at $10.
The one thing I enjoyed from the mobile version of this game was the Brainiac. It was a cool machine that you could control, it bound to other devices, and you could make really cool custom characters for game levels. It is not in this game If I am paying money for a free game, it should come with the entire game, not have these stupid dlcs tacked on later.

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