brick mart
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Kids' browser game: shop a toy aisle, then build the brick set you bought step by step. Canvas isometric renderer.
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Shop the toy aisle of a big department store, then build what you bought, brick by brick. It's a browser game for small children, played with taps, and every model is drawn with isometric vector bricks. There are no image files.
Machines, Holiday), priced from $9.99 to $59.99 in play money.
over, and a checkout belt that scans what you bought.
baseplate places it, so a toddler mashing the screen still finishes the set.
finish a set, and daily pocket money. A set you can't afford goes on a wish list with a progress meter. Nothing is ever refused.
all four turntable angles to a PNG.
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