Post by dogpolygonrt66 on Sept 19, 2017 5:05:36 GMT
Games in the genre of physics toys, involving particle systems that interact with each other in unique ways. The most complicated version is Power Game/Toy by Dan Ball, a Japanese game developer. dan-ball.jp/en/javagame/dust/ this game is the most notable, but as it does not fall under the name of falling sand game, other games in it's genre have gone unnoticed for many years. The most popular of games under this name is "hell of sand" but commonly referred to as "falling sand game". While the original copy of the game is long gone, as is the forum surrounding it and other games like it (other than old archives), the game can still be found online through a little digging. web.archive.org/web/20100204143436/http://www.addictinggames.com/hellofsandfallinggame.html
Some of the more obscure copies of this game include clones which feature very few items or rudimentary physics options; thepest9.weebly.com/falling-sand.html such as this. Others include fundamentally different menus, but altogether similar results in output : burningsand.de/
Some of the more obscure copies of this game include clones which feature very few items or rudimentary physics options; thepest9.weebly.com/falling-sand.html such as this. Others include fundamentally different menus, but altogether similar results in output : burningsand.de/
