I'm addicted to sandbox games

[Icelogist]

Sandbox games are my bread and butter, they are very addictive and playtime is pretty much infinite. About 2 or 3 months ago I got a game called "BeamNG.drive." BeamNG.drive is a driving sandbox simulator that is all about softbody physics. It's really fun to use the car collection and mess around. I would recommend having it a try if you haven't already.

Are there some other sandbox games that you like?

[Kutan]

I've been meaning to check out BeamNG Drive for ages! I saw a video about it way back in 2013 (from LGR), and I thought it looked super cool.

My partner really likes sandbox games, so there's some stuff we play together, mainly Minecraft, Rust, and DayZ. Rust has a savage community and I don't recommend it to the faint of heart, but DayZ is more of a "survive in the wilderness simulator" and it's actually pretty chill. I thought it was gonna be a whizz-bang zombie shooter, but it's more about scavenging quaint, abandoned Central European villages for supplies, with the goal of tending a camp out in the wilderness. And there's lots of downtime where you're mending your injuries and waiting for your clothes to dry and stuff, so you just kinda get to hang out while you're doing Survival Chores. :omg:k:

[Darmodej]

have you played powdertoy?
now thats a literal sandbox

[di]

Cliché I guess, but Sims 2! As you shift through different families in the neighborhood, it's just a soap opera that keeps on going and going and going

[twan1]

Sandbox games are the best!!!

As a kid I loved grabbing a bucket of lego pieces and I would just build whatever, play with it for a while, before smashing it and starting all over again. 

I think that's why I like sandbox games so much! They really itch that creative itch I always have!

I've always loved minecraft and gmod, I've never played BeamNG drive, but I've seen some pretty funny videos from back when it came out! 

[SilkSkull]

have you played powdertoy?
now thats a literal sandbox

Powdertoy is something I visit at least once a month, people's creations are insanely impressive

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I actually wrote a whole-ass blog post about it.