sandpainter
A free sandbox game — play it in your browser, no install. Falling-sand painting toy: 26 elements that burn, freeze, grow and explode. Double-click to play, no install.
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Controls: Click and drag to paint the element you picked on the left
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A falling-sand painting toy. Four spigots pour from the top, and you paint into the mix: sand, water, oil, lava, ice, plants, acid, explosives and more. 26 elements to paint, 9 more they turn into, and they all react with each other.
A from-scratch remake of Artsology's Sandpainting Game v2. See screenshots.
You don't need to install anything.
and download Sandpainter-v1.3.0.zip (under "Assets").
It opens in your web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari) and works without internet.
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