Falling Sand: Sandspiel

Falling Sand also known as Sandspiel is a pixelated physics simulation-sandbox video game where you can paint with elements, conduct experiments and build your own world!

A falling sand game type of particle simulation video game. This allows the players to place particles of different elements on a “canvas”. The particles can interact with other particles in various ways and may be affected by gravity, in some games.

“Imagine the cool phenomenon when the wind blows the falling leaves. This game simulates the phenomenon with powder (dots)!” -DAN-BALL

Build whatever you want. Your imagination is the only limit. Browser what other people have created and add your own creation to share with the world.

Elements include Ice, Water, Sand, Lava, Fire, Oil, Plant, Fungus, mite, acid, seed, dust, rocket, wall, stone, gas, wood, and cloner.

Element Information:

Wall

Indestructible

Sand

Sinks in water

Water

Puts out fire

Stone

Forms arches, folds under pressure

Ice

Freezes Water, slippery!

Gas

Highly Flammable!

Cloner

Copies the first element it touches

Mite

Eats wood and plant, but loves dust! Slides on ice

Wood

Sturdy, but biodegradable

Plant

Thrives in wet enviroments

Fungus

Spreads over everything

Seed

Grows in sand

Fire

Hot!

Lava

Flammable and heavy

Acid

Corrodes other elements

Dust

Pretty, but dangerously explosive

Oil

Produces smoke

Rocket

Explodes into copies of the first element it touches

Inspired by classic falling sand games such as the powder game.

Developed by maxbittker.

Just Have Fun!