physbox
A free sandbox game — play it in your browser, no install. A modular falling-sand simulation game made using JavaScript.
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A modular falling-sand simulation game made using JavaScript and HTML Canvas.
Inspired by great games such as The Powder Toy and the amazing Powder Game 2.
Contains many features, including 20+ elements, play, pause and forward buttons as well as controls to change the shape and size of the brush and take a screenshot.
Setting the render mode to glow is not reccomended as of this version as the game will run very slowly - especially when running the game on a browser other than Chrome or on a mobile device.
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