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A pixel sandbox where every powder, liquid and gas reacts, and the only goal is the one you set yourself.
Still thinking about Craft Elements and its minimalist and relaxing tone? These games offer a similar pull for your backlog.
Every pixel in Atomcraft is simulated, so the world is less a map and more one enormous chemistry set. Dig through a procedurally generated planet, smelt ore, wire up machines from conveyor belts to logic gates, and chase all 118 elements to repair your crashed ship. Bring a curious mind: the chemistry is real enough to send you down rabbit holes.
Relaxing, Replayable, Colorful
A falling-sand sandbox built on the real periodic table. Every element has genuine physical properties, and reactions emerge from real chemistry — rust iron, ignite thermite, run a galvanic cell, split a uranium pile to criticality. Discover it all in an encyclopedia that fills as you play.
Relaxing, Replayable
Run a nuclear power plant from the inside: over 200 parameters, 150 switches and a reactor that does not forgive sloppy work. Keep the lights on, handle emergencies, and learn the hard way why this job pays well. A deep, demanding simulator for people who like their problems complicated.
Replayable
A falling-sand sandbox with over 500 elements and thousands of reactions between them. Pour water on hot metal, grow a tiny ecosystem, cook a pixel pizza, or just watch fire spread. No goals, no failure, no timer: a toy box of chemistry and physics you can poke at for five minutes or five hours.
Minimalist, Relaxing, Replayable
Build a nuclear reactor, wire a working computer, or just drop a bomb on your own city and watch the fallout drift. Runs on nearly anything, and one more experiment is always five minutes away.
Minimalist, Relaxing, Replayable
A hardcore physics sandbox where you play a junior engineer at the Kurchatov Institute. The State hands you a directive, a warehouse of dangerous materials and a blueprint grid. Paint on explosives, casings and cores, run the detonation for real, then work out why it fizzled. Design. Simulate. Detonate.
Minimalist, Replayable
Practice Alchemistry, aka the art of merging elements to discover new ones! Solve challenges or play freely to discover every element. Craft the entire world from fire to life.
Minimalist, Relaxing, Replayable
What if you happened to be in a control room of a nuclear reactor and something went wrong? Save the Reactor gives you the opportunity to fully experience these emotions! This simulator is great for those who like to challenge themselves and aren't afraid of difficulties!
Minimalist, Replayable
A relaxing falling-sand sandbox with pixel particles, digital circuits and playable stickmen. Build contraptions, automate things, or just flood a tunnel with sand and watch it pour. It runs at your pace, and there is always one more element to try.
Minimalist, Relaxing, Replayable
Sandustry is a factory game where every pixel is stuff you can mine, spill, melt, burn, or blow up. You start sifting gold from wet sand and end up plumbing steam, lava, seeds, and ice across a fully destructible planet, hunting artifacts left by an ancient civilization.
Relaxing, Replayable
A puzzle game about building chemical factories from little instruction tracks and a pair of robotic arms called waldos. Feed atoms in, bond them into molecules, hit your quota. It starts gentle and ends up genuinely hard, but every working design is one you built yourself, and watching it hum is the whole reward.
Minimalist, Relaxing
Feed fuel into a reactor, mix elements until the numbers sing, and warp across a strange galaxy with a secret. A compact incremental game with strategy, automation, and three endings you can reach in one run.
Minimalist, Relaxing, Replayable

A pixel sandbox where every powder, liquid and gas reacts, and the only goal is the one you set yourself.

Mix pixel particles into contraptions, from simple circuits to floods of sand, all at your own unhurried pace.

Sublime Element is a logic-based automation game, where you build and program mechanisms to combine elements and create new ones.

Atomic Reconstruction is a atmospheric Puzzle game, where you have to use the power of fusion and fission to create and modify specific atoms or…

A reactor made of breakable pixels. Stir the atoms with your hand, fuse them up the ladder, and chew through the chamber wall layer by layer until…

A turn-based game about forming reactions to pay off an ever-increasing payment demand.

Build your own chain reaction machine without limitations, with various objects and as big as you want it to be.

A small quick game about building a factory to launch planets into a solar system!


Craftsman is a game about a cubic world in which you can build anything you want. Explore the location, get resources and indulge in creativity!

Automachef is a resource-management puzzler about building automated restaurants.


Mine, smelt and automate your way across a simulated world, chasing every element to fix your ship.

A pixel sandbox where every powder, liquid and gas reacts, and the only goal is the one you set yourself.

Sift gold from sand, build factories that grow with you, and uncover what an ancient civilization left behind.

Turn your backyard and a pile of household junk into a very theoretical bomb, one absurd errand at a time.

Build calm, colorful automation across six elemental planes, growing mana roots and weaving streamways to power your machines.

Mix elements, build contraptions and watch your experiments blow up in pixel-perfect fashion.

Feed fuel into a reactor, mix elements until the numbers sing, and warp across a strange galaxy with a secret.

Draw your design on the grid, run a real detonation simulation, and figure out why it fizzled or why it did not.

Mix pixel particles into contraptions, from simple circuits to floods of sand, all at your own unhurried pace.

What if you happened to be in a control room of a nuclear reactor and something went wrong?

From coolant pumps to control rods, every switch in the plant is yours to manage, and one careless move can bring it all down.

A co-op RBMK reactor simulator, with a detailed control room, realistic physics and authentic sound design

A reactor made of breakable pixels. Stir the atoms with your hand, fuse them up the ladder, and chew through the chamber wall layer by layer until…

Build an automated factory where machinery meets alchemy. Explore a technomagical world, scan matter and extract its hidden principles.

Draw your design on the grid, run a real detonation simulation, and figure out why it fizzled or why it did not.

A falling-sand sandbox built on the real periodic table. Every element has genuine physical properties, and reactions emerge from real chemistry…

Sift gold from sand, build factories that grow with you, and uncover what an ancient civilization left behind.

Mine, smelt and automate your way across a simulated world, chasing every element to fix your ship.

Turn your backyard and a pile of household junk into a very theoretical bomb, one absurd errand at a time.

A short incremental game about splitting atoms and triggering exponentially growing chain reactions.

You sit at Reactor 4's control desk, rods, gauges and alarms all yours to manage.

Discover elements, feed the blackhole, automate with physics, complete missions, get better tools and build megafarms!

Solve carefully crafted puzzles and experiment with over 100 cells in this physics sandbox where every pixel is simulated.

Build a bustling settlement in a 2D logistics puzzle. Guide tiny workers through the routes you create, connect production chains, and solve…