GameSyndicates

I really love this game and totally recommend it! I’ve been building towns and streets using the basic tiles — they snap together perfectly and it’s super fun and easy to create stuff. Then I tried the procedural island generator and wow, it makes hundreds of islands all around the sea! You can even place a boat and drive around between them — super cool! What’s even more awesome is that the procedural generation is just another component in the game. You just drop it in, tweak a few settings, and boom — you can get a fully procedural world with islands, a main mission, quests, and everything! That part is still in progress, but it already looks amazing. Can’t wait to see where this goes!

Finally, a perfect building game! I was able to make things I could never create in other similar games. The modular architecture gives endless possibilities — it’s amazing how much freedom and creativity you have here. The game has so many options that you’ll probably need more time to get into it compared to other games. There are tons of models, and the modular, expandable architecture means new tiles and parts could easily be added in the future. I’m really curious to see what comes next! I think this is more of a creation tool than a typical game. You can play wherever the wind moves you — there’s no single path or goal, just endless freedom to create and explore. I was able to easily set up what I wanted to play because there are already plenty of ready-to-use objects to place in levels, like enemies, vehicles, boats, spaceships, and cars. I found one tutorial where a character from the tiles was turned into a big rocky enemy just by adding a few components. I love the idea of making things interactive, but at the moment I'm still researching how it all works, so for now I've stuck with basic building and using what I already have. What I saw in the trailers and screenshots is really just a basic showcase, which is reasonable. You can't show every possible creation because this is a design tool—it all depends on what the user builds. I think the customization for the sky, stars, and special effects already has many options. I managed to make some really nice environments in just a few minutes. I even got the idea to record them and use them as background videos for my other projects. I also somehow managed to play my music from Google Drive. I had some problems at first but finally succeeded—maybe using Dropbox is easier. Later, I also managed to change the music on the tutorial level, and it fit perfectly. I used some music from old FPS games available on the internet, and it completely changed how the gameplay looks and feels. The developer should definitely make more examples, starting from very simple and straightforward ones, so you don't have to search through worlds to see 'how to' do something. But I must say, there are plenty of examples in all the tutorial levels. In conclusion, so far so good! I am not a coder or a designer, and I managed to make some very satisfying worlds there, which was really exciting for me :) I will also check out the multiplayer options—still haven't tried that.

I absolutely love this game because of its design features, and I can see myself playing it for many hours in the future. It provides exactly what I needed, environment where I can bring my ideas to life quickly and easily. There are login in first screen but no email required just username and password to be entered. I madded several aliases. There is stated that there is no tracking of user activities and that login system will be removed in future updates and there will be just alias name to be typed. So I was wondering why it is not already removed. I started by upgrading a small blocky house in pirates tutorial world. I added some flowers and made changes fast without getting bogged down in trivial details. The design process is streamlined and efficient, allowing me to focus on the fun parts. After modifying the house, I moved on to building boats. The game allowed me to design my own boat using the provided examples, simply by tweaking a few components and adjusting vertical offsets. I also needed to reverse the direction for movement, but once that was done, everything worked automatically. It’s very nice how the static ship model, picked up from tiles, changed to real boat. The game features a huge variety of tiles—everything from low-poly, simple designs to AAA-level sci-fi tiles. The tiles are easy to search by name through the search box, which was very helpful. I was also impressed by the customization options for any object, for example cars. You can adjust things like wheel size, and the cars behave completely differently after you make those changes. You can even tweak gears and RPM. Everything is accessible and easy to configure with inspector. Every property on every selected object is accessible with inspector, modified and controlled how player defines it!. I saw there are also numerous components for logic and other functions. I estimate there are about 50–100 ready-to-use components, each for different purpose. The game's capabilities seem endless to me, and that is what excites me the most. For me, this game is a fantastic investment. I’ve seen 15 updates so far, and I’ve noticed new tiles have been added while I’ve been playing. There’s a lot of room for even more features, and I love that the game allows for expansion. I’m hoping for things like a Star Wars inspired tile pack or something similar in the future, it would be amazing! I already made todo list for new worlds :) Lastly, I think it would be great if the game’s help documentation will be available on the web, with examples that are mobile-friendly. Just a suggestion to developers and thank you very much!