Higly addictive!

[Aramor]

-The Falling Sand Game-

It's a game where 4 substances (sand, water, salt and oil) are falling down. At the bottom of the screen you can control how much of it should fall down and other things like the speed or the size of your pen (more about that later). You can also control the Namekuji thing. Move means that it simply moves around and devours everything it encounters. When it comes in contact with water it grows, and with salt it shrinks until finally it explodes and a new one appears. Stop means that it just stands still and vanish means that it is gone... my favourite

Then, at the bottom left there are the other buttons. With wall you can draw a wall. The flowing substances will interact with this as though it is... a wall... You can create funnels (think that's the correct spelling...), enclosures, platforms etc etc. With erase you can erase stuff to create tunnels or remove walls or anything else etc etc.
Water, sand, oil and salt just create the substance you chose in the same manner it appears at the top of the screen.
And now onto the good shizzle. You can put plants in the game. If a plant comes in contact with water, it grows... meaning that the water turns into a plant and at the end, the plant will have taken over all the water it can reach. Plants can be destroyed by fire.
Then there's the spout. When you put a spout somewhere, water will emerge from it. Nice in combination with a plant. Spouts can be destroyed by sand.
Then there's the cera. This is something like wood. They act just like normal walls, only when they come in contact with fire, they are lit. They burn more slowly than plants. They can be destroyed by fire.
And then, the fire... which is really cool. Use it to torch plants, set cera on fire or burn away all the oil in your level. Fire is destroyed when you either throw water over it (although I noticed that this does not always work) or if the fuel is all used.

Well, just experiment it and watch the clock, before you know it, you're a couple of hours further.

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[infernomance]

Awseome! I got addicted for 1 hour and 45 minutes (longer than im usually addicted to particles and experimenting.) though it would be better if the namekuji could be controlled and if the salt could be destroyed

[Aramor]

Yeah, it totally sucks the salt and the sand can't really be destroyed...
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[siliconsara]

Namekuji? That's Japanese for slug. I am guessing you see a slug? I didn't click the link...
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plz to be visiting my board of predator debauchery

[Digitaaliklosetti]

Heh. The poor Namekuji got all confused with the two streams of saltwater.

What's "cera", anyway? It only seems to interact with fire.
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bitchez n hose

[Aramor]

Well, we call it wood...

And with we I mean me and some other students who practically play the game non-stop at school...

And yeah, you could call it a slug...
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[Sal]

it's surprisingly fun to spend an hour covering the whole screen with plants just to burn it all down afterwards.
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i have no time for anal love

[stupidgenius]

Pointy slug...filled with salt-activated explosives.
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