GG Land

What I really enjoyed about this game was how easy and smooth everything was and the amount of things that you can do. From building your own games from imagination, whether it's a quick and simple parkour game, or a hardcore horror game. And finally, of course you can play games that other brilliant like-minded people created from their own imagination whether it's on your own or with friends!

Building and making games is made very enjoyable, fun and easy by this game, which I love.

I've played the easiest parkour ever. Now I'm in the hospital and taking xanax.

I hate to make a negative review, but I definitely have a few criticisms to make. But I'll be constructive. To start, I appreciate the thought. Not having to code every aspect of the game is honestly pretty cool. Especially if I'm just thinking of making something off the fly. You can place down rudimentary shapes, some textures, and colors. Simple, but effective. Sounds can be turned on and off if you work with proximity and variables well enough, and you can more or less change the day cycle and weather either at the start or through its block statements. At the very least, it also gives a decent spread of props and objects that I can use for everyday use. Useful, especially if I don't have any models in mind at the time. Despite all of that, I honestly can't imagine making much of anything. The few games I could think of that are possible to make with this are: Platformers, Adventure, and Puzzle games. Supposedly there's a gun prop, but that doesn't exactly open up a lot of avenues. Maybe a shooter if you can attach the gun to your character, somehow. And honestly, even that in itself opens another can of worms. When the store page said: "VR +" I was figuring it was saying, "…