$19.99Brickadia Build it, wire it, fight in it
Brickadia is a brick-building sandbox where you and co-op friends build cities, vehicles and working contraptions together in real-time, then turn them into battle arenas or game modes. Easy to start, deep to master, and best shared.
Is Brickadia worth it?
Brickadia is worth it if…
- you like co-op games where building and playing happen in the same session
- you want to make cities, vehicles and logic-driven contraptions with co-op friends
- you like hosting custom arenas and PvP matches in your own builds
- you enjoy customizing avatars with hats, clothes and accessories
Screenshots
Build massive worlds together
You join a server and start placing bricks side by side with co-op friends, no turn-taking. One of you raises a skyscraper while another lays out an island or a spaceship, all in the same live world.
Micro bricks and adjustable grid scaling let you go from chunky walls to fine detail. You pick the shape, size and placement, then keep expanding. When you want a break from building, you browse the in-game Gallery with friends, load someone else's world, and remix it with your own twist.
Wire it up, then fight in it
Bricks are only half of it. You connect buttons, switches, doors, motors, servos, seats and lights with wire logic and logic gates, no code needed. You press a button, a door slides open, a light flips on.
That same build can become a match. You place item spawns and ammo pickups around your arena, set custom rules, and host it for others to join. First-person and third-person shooting, vehicles, and physics contraptions keep rounds chaotic and social.
What else should co-op friends know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can build alone, tinker with physics and wiring, and explore Gallery creations on your own. The tools for building, scripting and physics all work in single-player, so solo sessions are calm building time before you invite friends back in.
How do building and scripting work in multiplayer?
Everything happens in the game, in real-time multiplayer. You place bricks, connect wires, and test contraptions without leaving the action, so co-op friends can build, wire and ride the same creation at once.
What can you make move?
That covers simple circuits like a lit doorway up to vehicles, puzzles and traps, all built from bricks and parts rather than written code.
Can you change how you look?
Yes, with a flexible avatar system. You assemble avatars from hundreds of pieces, replace body parts, add hats, hairstyles, clothing and accessories, and save more than one avatar to switch between.
