Floating Sandbox

g2-labs

About this game

The official Android port of the popular PC simulation game - now for phones, tablets, and Chromebooks!

Floating Sandbox is a realistic 2D physics simulator. At its core it's a particle system that uses mass-spring networks to simulate rigid bodies, with added thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, and basic electrotechnics. The simulation is mostly focused on ships floating on water; once a ship is loaded you can punch holes into it, slice it, apply forces and heat, set it on fire, smash it with bomb explosions - anything you want. And when it starts sinking, you can watch it slowly dive its way into the abyss, where it will rot for eternity!

The game is still under development and new features are released frequently with free updates - including all new tools and features from the PC version of the simulator!

Completely ad-free and without in-app purchases. No AI was used during the development of this game.

Ratings and reviews

I played this game on computer, its amazing, all it really needs is like..a ship workshop, so We can use community ships, especially the battleship ones i loved those, plus it needs a time Toggle thing, I want to be able to slow down time, or stop time. that way when I make a big gash, I it doesn't sink instant and I can have some fun while its sinking, othe than that I absolutely love it, and I really hope to see the game grow, I love it on computer, and id love to love it on mobile too,

the game is really good, and it is very similar to the desktop version. A few recommendations for the game development are ship builder mode. Since the desktop version already had this, you should try adding that. More ships, the other updates, you already added ship, and that is awesome, thank you for listening to us :3

Great game; would recommend. The features have little to no bugs, the game has many options on how you could sink a ship, and options such as lights and engines. The only thing I wish for is more ships.

What’s new

* Fixed crash with anti-gravity tool
* Re-balanced FPS rate on medium phones, at the cost of some stiffness
* Remember, stiffness may be fine-tuned in the "Performance" settings!
* Fixed another couple of rare crashes