This is not a game is an overview & advices of Floating Sandbox, an interactive physics simulator where you can sink ships, throw them around, bend them, and burn them. There are many different ways that you can destroy a ship in Floating Sandbox, what's your way?
Some ships you will find in the game:
H.M.H.S. Britannic
R.M.S. Titanic
R.M.S. Olympic
Queen Marry II
The Carpathia
Queen Elizabeth II
The Goliath
H.M.H.S. Olympic
...and with the integrated ShipBuilder, you can build your own ships!
Floating Sandbox is a realistic 2D physics simulator. It is essentially 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 around ships floating on water, but you can build any kind of object using the integrated ShipBuilder and a database of over 1,000 different materials. Once you build an object 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 really a generic physics simulator that can be used to simulate just about any 2D floating rigid body under stress. You can have fun with it as:
- Historical Ship Simulations.
- Wide range of ships and scenarios to choose from
- Experience realistic ship physics, weather conditions, and ocean waves
- Challenge your skills in the sinking ship simulator mode
- Build your ship and explore the seas
Some ships you will find in the game:
H.M.H.S. Britannic
R.M.S. Titanic
R.M.S. Olympic
Queen Marry II
The Carpathia
Queen Elizabeth II
The Goliath
H.M.H.S. Olympic
...and with the integrated ShipBuilder, you can build your own ships!
Floating Sandbox is a realistic 2D physics simulator. It is essentially 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 around ships floating on water, but you can build any kind of object using the integrated ShipBuilder and a database of over 1,000 different materials. Once you build an object 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 really a generic physics simulator that can be used to simulate just about any 2D floating rigid body under stress. You can have fun with it as:
- Historical Ship Simulations.
- Wide range of ships and scenarios to choose from
- Experience realistic ship physics, weather conditions, and ocean waves
- Challenge your skills in the sinking ship simulator mode
- Build your ship and explore the seas
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