falling sand
A free sandbox game — play it in your browser, no install. An entire falling-sand physics playground in a single HTML file — sand, water, lava, fire, plants, gunpowder, acid. No build, no dependencies, 60fps.
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Controls: drag to draw with the selected material · right-drag: erase
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An entire falling-sand physics playground in one HTML file. No build. No dependencies. No framework. Save index.html, double-click it, and you're pouring lava.
Pick scene: volcano, poke the crater with fire, and enjoy the show. There is gunpowder buried in the mountain. Finding it is your problem.
Works with touch. Everything runs locally — nothing is loaded, tracked or sent anywhere. You can even draw while paused, if you like building dioramas before the physics starts.
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