Mummy Sandbox

Dig up corpses and miscellaneous refuse to aid in your quest for a new body. Short and simple, but if the surreal visuals appeal to you you'll probably enjoy poking around this weird little world for around an hour.

I've never played a game quite like this. The aesthetic of pixels and voxels and illustrations together was unique and not something I'll soon forget. Esoteric in a lot of the right ways. A bunch of the puzzles confused me, but eventually I got it.

cute puzzler

Mummy Sandbox is a small unique game about a mummy who is trying to find their way literally starting the game out with nothing not even the mummy's wrappings. The player is then told to collect the wrappings to become stronger and is given a shovel in which it's up to the player to travel within the different scenes or sandboxes to dig up dirt to "find items", which are then used on corpses which are also dug up by the player in order to solve basic puzzles and advance the game. Eventually, The player can also use the shovel to build platforms of dirt, which then the player can utilize to reach certain points within each sandbox to solve certain puzzles or interact with the objects. I'm used to playing point and click games as it's a great form of entertainment. However, I never have played a point and click game that's also a digging simulator with mummies. That said, I'm glad I did as I was able to discover a great short point and click game as well as also discover an Indie game creator in that of Z. Bill, who has a unique taste when it comes to making games. This is one developer I will definitely check out in the future for the games they put out as Mummy Sandbox was both fun and had the right cryptic vibe of a game I was looking for. Overall, I give the game an 8/10 for it's unique premise. The game is short, although it's definitely worth $2.99 and with this being Z.Bill's first game on Steam, I would recommend it and I don't regret the purchase. Z.Bill has made digging both fun and also cool.

Weird and confusing. Great stuff.

Unique and cheap game that kinda disappointed me with the lack of new content after playing trough the demo. Still would recommend!

That was indeed the game of all time.