Brickadia

the systems in place for making interactive builds is an absolute nightmare. we seriously killed blockland for this?!? it might have been outdated but at least it didn't force you to become an electrical engineer. the old [url=https://brickadia.com/blog/interactive-brickadia-next-steps/]devlog[/url] made it seem like it would be easy. wire logic might be good for contraptions, but for the layperson trying to create basic interactivity, bot behavior, and gamemode logic, it is a nightmare. this is just a microcosm of accessibility concerns with game; it is built on modular, simulational paradigms that seem simple, but are inordinately tedious and complex to execute at scale. if all you want to do is build, maybe put together some physics contraptions, then this is the game for you. i don't hate the game, i still come back to it as a curiosity, and it may be worth it on sale; but as it currently stands, i don't think the average sandbox gamer will get very much out of Brickadia.

Being a spiritual successor to [i]any[/i] game can be difficult as old diehard fans can set their expectations to unrealistic standards. So yes, this is going to be another review that makes comparisons to Blockland. That being said, Brickadia holds itself up well. It looks great and added much needed features like micro bricks, the ability to change grid scaling allowing for different placement of bricks, a variety of tools, etc. At this stage in its development, it feels uncomfortable to me comparing it to Blockland or a "gmod with lego", because it's reached levels of creativity that i've [i]wished[/i] Blockland regularly had. There are 3 major things that drew me to Blockland - the creativity, the community, and the variety in servers. With the addition of microchips, wiring, and physics that Blockland could only dream of, Brickadia has given the tools to create basically anything. I love exploring servers and seeing the different things that people are testing or using the microbricks to create beautiful structures. And what makes it better is doing it with friends. Blockland was released before it was ever on Steam and folk mostly heard of it through word of mouth. With such a niche community, it's only normal to run into the same faces repeatedly. Moving to Brickadia all these years later I was a bit apprehensive. I read the negative reviews, I had my share of bad experiences in Blockland, and I didn't know how much the community would differ in Brickadia. To my surprise and relief, the old heads who did come over are cool - It's been wild running into people I met 20 years ago. On top of that, I've had the pleasure of making new friends in a mostly friendly, progressive community. I've heard Brickadia described as "woke blockland" and though that was said jokingly, I think it's a good descriptor. Blockland had a problem with people who created offensive, racist, disgusting servers and builds. Brickadia doesn't put up with that nonsense and it's helped cultivate a more positive community all around. My only issue with the game right now is the lack of server variety*. I say that with a grain of salt, because when I mentioned this to someone in game, they quickly recommended a server that we go join and try out. It was a lot of fun and was an answer to my complaint immediately. Most of the servers you'll see are community freebuilds. A type of server where you get to create with others. Those are great, but sometimes I crave something different. In Blockland, it was easy to go from a freebuild to a "left 4 dead" server or a "jail escape" or some team-pvp deathmatch with classes. I don't see as much of that in Brickadia, [i]but[/i] with more players means more opportunities for those types of servers. And to be fair, I have seen them pop up occasionally. Most of the complaints I've seen people have with Brickadia revolve around dramas here and there. In any social game, there's bound to be disagreements, dramas, and people wanting to share those. Most I've seen involve the devs and discord, but I haven't paid too much attention to either. I've known some of the devs from our shared experiences on Blockland, but I hold no ill will towards them. Focusing on the game itself has been positive and I find myself wanting to play more. It's a good game.

This game has evoked a level of creativity I have never experienced or participated in, in my entire life. I have made my ideas reality in a fidelity I could've only achieved on a drawing tablet. I feel free.

THIS GAME IS BUSSIN! UNDERRATED AF AND NICE PHYSICKS FOUND MY BEST FRIEND THROUGH THIS GAME PLEASE DOWNLOAD IT""""""

Um BAITA sucessor espiritual do Blockland. Pra quem jogou Blockland, sabe o quanto aquele jogo tinha potencial, mas que infelizmente deixou uma comunidade inteira e parou de ser atualizado, mas Brickadia resolve isso com maestria. Gráficos lindos, construções com física, programação com lógica, veículos, "workshop" embutido... Estou animado para ver o que a comunidade pode fazer nesse jogo em alguns meses/anos, já que há muita margem para criar jogos inteiros dentro dele. Mapas de terror, exploração, construção.. e por aí vai. Claro que, acaba sendo um jogo mais pesado e performance sempre vai ser algo discutível, mas esse é um ótimo jogo pra quem ama construir, programar ou até explorar as criações da comunidade. Super recomendo, ainda mais se estiver em um preço bacana, porque esse daqui foi salgado quando comprei. Dá uma olhada no SteamDB e vê qual o preço médio dele na promoção e corre pro abraço.

it was good

I would 100% recomend this game it has Strong features such as pricise wiring and way better physics amd etc its really great and would recomend.

шедевр

10/10 | Mucha libertad para construir lo que quieras y como quieras. Las fisicas son Excelentes y muy bien optimizadas gracias a su motor de fisicas "Box3D". Lo unico que le falta es la mecanica de destruccion pero ya la estan desarrollando :D

you can build anything....