
Brickadia is a next-generation brick building sandbox that gives you the tools to create and play, your way. Build massive worlds, invent cool contraptions, and play in them however you like - all with your friends!
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Brickadia is a next-generation sandbox game with immense flexibility. Every creative tool - building, scripting, and more - is used right in the game, in real-time multiplayer. Build massive worlds, intricate physics contraptions, and entirely new game modes together with your friends without ever leaving the action.

It's super easy to get started placing bricks to build stuff - and with our intuitive powerful tools you can build towering skyscrapers, fun vehicles, interesting mechanics, detailed islands, spaceships, cityscapes, anything you can dream of!

Brickadia features an incredible dynamic physics system that brings your creations to life! Create interactive builds with buttons, switches, doors, motors, servos, seats, lights and so much more with wire logic. Set up simple circuits with logic gates to create complex puzzles and terrifying traps - all without writing code.

Our avatar customisation has been highly praised for its flexibility - Assemble your own entirely unique avatar with hundreds of varied pieces! Replace any body part, attach accessories all over, put on hats, new hairstyles, fancy clothing, or even a tail? Create an unlimited number of avatars to use in the game however you like!

With our flexible game rules system and wide range of weaponry, any build can instantly become a fierce battle arena! Place item spawns and ammo pickups around your builds, and host servers with custom game modes for anyone to join.

Just want to sit back and play? No problem - Brickadia makes it easier than ever to jump into experiences created by other players. Explore our vast in-game Gallery, solo or with friends. Maybe remix them to give them your own personal twist!
The possibilities really are endless!
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Korean, Russian
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People are complaining about the Community, but that is not part of the videogame itself. the community can change, and even then, lots of ppl are still alright, i dont know whats up with the company or the staff, but the game itself? its amazing and fun to mess around with TLDR: dont be a doomer, its an enjoyable game, and its having amazing updates
Had a bunch of potential to be a proper Blockland successor years back, but after all the weird dev decisions over the years and now the fact that it's very noticeably vibecoded as of EA3, I can't recommend it. 7/8 edit: it also appears that the developers also modified their AI disclosure to remove any mention of their use of AI for coding, only talking about visuals which heavily implies they're leaning much further into it being used to code large portions of the game. Also the community seemingly likes to attack reviews that criticize the game.
a really good buildy game that stands at the precipice of either avoiding or becoming a tragedy, one signalling the fall of the new brick empire the new big update at the time of writing this, EA3, adds some phenomenal toys for detailing stuff you make like a versatile decal system and actually usable car physics, as well as a whole ton of additions to the wire system to make gamemodes actually feasible. i think if you want a game that's nothing but building, a straight up lego sim, this is still the best you can get but there are a few smaller things that are making me a bit worried for the direction of the game, and with early access stuff that's a pretty big factor. there's been a few additions and changes that feel either not well thought out or rushed into the game - there's now a weird dirt bumpmap on everything that's mad out of place when you notice it, without any obvious toggles to disable it (or even ways to modify it or change the texture, there's probably some things it would fit!) the catalogue UI's been updated to [i]introduce[/i] a lot of dead space and it now looks pretty sloppy with misaligned buttons, and voice chat's been added with only a mute button and no way to change anyone's volume. i'm usually an 'ignore the community if the game is good' person but in the case of a game like brickadia the community is the game - it'd be like saying never to go online on littlebigplanet. exploring the actually worthwhile stuff on the ingame browser is fun because of them, and it's those same community members that have been bringing all this stuff up to me. it does get me tugging at my collar when they then talk about how the head programmer is a graf zahl "my vision is always correct" type, which lines up with some of the more scattered questionable additions. there's also been mumblings that they're an advocate of AI code which seem pretty unverified right now, something i really hope isn't true as it'd totally go against how well optimised the game is if you actually read any of that ♥♥♥♥, i'd say to watch this space. hopefully all my hangups are totally unjustified and in 5 years i'll be able to join hands with my kith and sing about how we finally have a good lego game
great game for bulding and in game programing with support for minigmes was dissapointed by fizyks engine floatiness (fixed bearings help with that)
As of EA3, I can no longer recommend this game. There are clear signs of AI-assisted development with Claude Code with this release. I can no longer support this developer team over many years of controversy. If you wanna play an AI-slop game, go ahead and buy this.
Very disappointing to find out they Claude Coded EA3.
This game deserves a future. Every time I play it, I discover more and more of its potential. I think that in time, this could become one of the greatest games on the entire platform. If getting people to play it now will help secure it's future, then let my highest endorsement do the talking.
Pretty good game. Still needs some vital features. But still does a good job as a creative outlet.
I really like the game, even tho there are many bugs (it's an early access after all). We can express our creativity via building and wiring, in cool ways we wish for. The community is great for their help and company, it is a very good community and hopefully will keep being nice to anyone as it grows. The game has been having a hard time with the negative review bombs and some of the drama happening all around. I wish for everyone to be accepted, healthy and express their creative genius. Brickadia has a lot to offer considering it's "primitive" state. Brickadia will be unrecognizable at it's official release coming in a few years. Cannot wait for further updates coming from the incredible dev team ! For now, the game "seems to not be worth it's price", but in a few updates and bug fixes, it surely will.
its like brick rigs but theres more logic so a mash of brick rigs and trailmakers
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