Blockland

Blockland is a sandbox game in which you have the chance of creating small, large, or exceptionally big structures that you imagine in your head. It’s a non-linear game that allows you to build freely but also comes with several fun game modes to try with friends.

Blockland has been around for a good couple of years now but ever since its release, it proved to be a great place for people to get creative and have fun in all sorts of ways. From simple building using Lego style blocks, to racing in block cars, the game provides plenty of fun things to do.

The game enables you to build alongside friends on a local area network but you can also join online servers and participate in competitions with other players from around the world. Take part in races, pirate ship battles, or just see how fast you can destroy everything in your path using just your hands. Regardless of what your mood might be, Blockland almost certainly has something fun to offer.

In terms of gameplay, consider that Blockland is kind of old and since then, new ways of interaction in sandbox games have been created. In this one, it’s going to take a bit of time to get used to how you build stuff, how you move pieces around and so forth, but once you get the hang of it, the game opens up in potential.

There are some issues with the audio in that it won’t work or it’s totally absent, I can’t tell. As far as the racing bit goes, I never heard the car engine make any sounds. Only crashes seem to produce audio.

By now, there are other alternatives to Blockland but this one is still pretty solid. It’s simple, it works and it can be fun.