
Internet Cafe Owner
Build and manage your own internet café, starting with second-hand computers and growing into a local hotspot for gamers and students.
If Sinking Simulator left you wanting something chaotic and funny, you have options. Browse these games for your next favorite.
Water Physics Simulation & Sandbox! Build ships and let them sink! Build cars and let them sink! Use bombs and destroy ragdolls. Play with natural disasters or create towns.
Chaotic
Buy wrecks, tear them apart with hammers, saws and a cutting torch, and sell every ton of steel, copper and aluminum. Ship Graveyard Simulator 2 hands you a beach full of dying giants, from fishing trawlers to ocean liners, and lets you turn them into piles of scrap at your own pace, alone or with friends.
Chaotic
ShipCrafter is a naval sandbox where you build WWII warships block by block, then watch real buoyancy, armor and shell physics decide who sinks. Fight through a 50-mission campaign, build submarines and carriers, or blow up your own creations in custom battles. Easy to learn, hard to stop redesigning.
Chaotic
Hello! Captain! “Sea Of Craft” is a sandbox ocean-building game with realistic physics simulation. In “Sea of Craft”, you can build your exclusive ship with hundreds of materials, and explore intriguing stages on planet Beella as well as adventures of wonders in the great ocean!
Chaotic
Design your own rescue boats, helicopters, subs and trains block by block, wire them up with logic and Lua, then take them out across 15,000 square kilometres of ocean to tow ships, fight fires and pull survivors from stormy seas.
Chaotic
This water physics sandbox lets you experiment with realistic fluid behavior, sink ships by using bomb explosions, and enjoy a ragdoll people playground built to simulate destruction.
Chaotic, Funny
A physics sandbox game for people who like to play with digital toys. Create, control toys and define your goals.
Chaotic, Funny
Make boats and sail them. Survive an ocean of storms and beasts to find better pieces to make your ship bigger, faster, stronger, prettier, stranger, wilder: more yours.
Chaotic
Sink player-made battleships, aircraft carriers and submarines in this physics-based game. Use pre-built ships and sink the enemy by deploying aircraft, torpedoes, depth charges or shells. Or built your own ships in the extensive ship-editor.
Chaotic
Pilot flying bulldozers, rocket tanks and grappling-hook ornithopters through a physics playground where every wall, tower and silo comes apart piece by piece. Demolish 50+ campaign missions, chase high scores, or build your own wrecking machine and raze a sandbox at your own pace.
Chaotic, Funny
Draw a hull with curves, bolt on hundreds of parts and launch your creation into real water. Weight, wind and waves decide if your galleon glides, your battleship keels over, or you accidentally invent a submarine. Build it, sail it, share it, and soon fight other players with it.
Chaotic
A physics sandbox about destroying ragdolls with hundreds of weapons, absurd powers and 2000+ buildable items. The dolls are disposable and can't feel anything, so the only limit is your imagination and how much chaos you want to cause.
Chaotic, Funny

Build and manage your own internet café, starting with second-hand computers and growing into a local hotspot for gamers and students.

A dynamic clicker puzzle simulating real physics.

An exciting and engrossing arcade, in which your goal is to destroy everything you see and not be overwhelmed. Crush! Saw! Throw!

Oh, you touch my balls ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) - is physic puzzle game Solve the puzzle and guide the ball into the cup

A plain little puzzle game about clearing every shape off the screen.

Remove blocks so the blue one lands on its platform and stays there for three seconds.

"oO" is a hardcore minimal arcade game.

For real fun and drunken fighting experience, try Drunken Fighting Simulator.

Suicide Guy Deluxe Plus is the surreal puzzle game set in the dreams of its protagonist.


In this new chapter of "Suicide Guy" you'll be challenged with even more insane puzzles, generated by the surreal dreams of the Guy.


Draw your own hull, deck it out with parts, then see how your creation handles real water, wind and waves.

Stack blocks into a WWII warship, then let physics decide whether it floats or goes down fighting.

Plan a flood cleanup, set up your tools and drain a whole street your way.

Drive absurdly overbuilt machines through a physics playground where buildings crumble into flying debris, then do it all again for a better score.

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

Step into the driver's seat of a working container terminal, moving cargo with cranes and heavy machines at your own pace.

Poke a wobbling ragdoll with tools, slow time, and watch the chaos unfold across three colorful maps.

Sail the Seas is a sailing, trading simulator set in 18th century, spanning whole world

A 2D physics sandbox with no goals and no rules except gravity.

Tear houses apart your way: unscrew a villa plank by plank or swing a hammer and let physics bring the whole thing down.

ABRISS is an atmospheric physics-destruction building game.Build structures from parts to let them crash into your targets.

Set a course across open water, adjust the wind and waves to your liking, and explore quiet bays or crowded harbours in a relaxed sailing sim.

Stack blocks into a WWII warship, then let physics decide whether it floats or goes down fighting.

Run cargo, answer distress calls and grow a fleet across a Northern European sea, at your own pace or with friends.

Pilot tugs, container ships and tankers through real charts, weather and traffic at your own unhurried pace.

A first-person ship repair sim with a Lovecraftian twist. You inherit your father's shipyard on a strange island, fix the ships that dock there…

Draw your own hull, deck it out with parts, then see how your creation handles real water, wind and waves.

Sail the Seas is a sailing, trading simulator set in 18th century, spanning whole world

Step into the driver's seat of a working container terminal, moving cargo with cranes and heavy machines at your own pace.

Plan a flood cleanup, set up your tools and drain a whole street your way.

Following Seas is a game about ships and the sea. Transport cargo, fish, and fight the weather in an unforgiving open world.

Tear houses apart your way: unscrew a villa plank by plank or swing a hammer and let physics bring the whole thing down.

This water physics sandbox lets you experiment with realistic fluid behavior, sink ships by using bomb explosions, and enjoy a ragdoll people…

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