Sandcastle Demo Builds on Steam With Physics Sand and Waves
The demo gives players their first hands-on look at a physics-driven sandbox that has already drawn more than 150,000 wishlists ahead of a full release date.
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Bubblebird Studio released a demo for its sandbox game Sandcastle on PC via Steam. The full version has no release date, but the developer says the wishlist has surpassed 150,000 entries. Players build sandcastles on a beach, with physics-based sand that hardens when wet and waves that can wash structures away.
Bubblebird Studio has put a demo of Sandcastle on Steam, letting players try the physics-based sandbox before the full version lands. The developer has not set a release date, but it says the wishlist has passed 150,000 entries.
The game simulates sand that firms up when mixed with water, and waves that roll in and out. Castles can be eroded, so the design pushes players to reinforce walls with wet sand or dig moats. Decorations include shells, seaweed, and driftwood.
Beach customization is also in the demo. Collecting starfish unlocks different sand types and layouts, so players can shape the shoreline to their taste.
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