Sandlab is an enchanting cellular-physics sandbox game where you can create entire worlds using «falling sand». With your brush, you paint various elements and observe how they interact according to the laws of physics.
Combine different forces: water extinguishes fire and turns lava into stone, acid corrodes materials, plants grow, a virus spreads, and gunpowder explodes.
Elements are divided into categories: powders, liquids, gases, metals, chemicals, natural elements, food, energy, living things, and special items.
You can simulate realistic temperatures, causing materials to heat up, freeze, melt, or ignite.
Adjust the brush size, undo actions, zoom in, and save your creations to slots.
There are no rules or timers here — just boundless creativity and captivating experiments.
How to play
Choose an element from the palette at the bottom and start drawing on the field with your finger or mouse — the particles will flow and come to life.
Adjust the size of the brush for thin lines or large fills. Use the eraser (the empty element) to remove what you've drawn.
Try different combinations: add water to lava, set oil ablaze, pour acid on stone, plant seeds near water.
Use heat and cold to change the state of materials and provoke reactions.
Pause, rewind, zoom in, and save your favourite scenes to slots. The reset button will clear the field. Just let your imagination run wild!