While waiting my turn

Well done. Exactly what it says it is. No limit to items you can put on the table. I tested and broke the physics engine and it continued to allow me to add more despite blocks falling off the table and sitting half inside of each other.. 10/10. Smooth controls. Easy to get a hang of. Chill. Satisfying music and sounds. Aesthetic is very nostalgic. I enjoy this game quite a lot. Maybe not for long term play, but the occasional chill moment or stimmy moment, definitely.

This isn't a game, it's just a software application. "While waiting my turn" lacks the basic mechanics make something a game. Lacking that, this is just an application that provides a simple 3D physics tech demo... you get a number of childrens blocks and no objectives, just put blocks around the place and knock them over. Is this a game? No. Janky physics demos are not in themselves a game. The developer didn't add any proper, formal game loops. To make it clear what a game is and why this isn't one, it boils down to whether the software has any "game loops", which is the interaction between the player and the game itself. Here's an example of a game loop. In Dark Souls, you explore an area, encounter an enemy, fight that enemy and if the computer lets you survive, you repeat that loop with the computer providing you with new enemies. Another example is Candy Crush (while mobile games are awful, they are still games where this isn't), where you rearrange your gems and if you create a match, they're eliminated, you get rewarded, and then the game provides you with more gems to match to repeat the process. There's no loop here, no true interactive game-like feedback. It si…

I dont know how to explain it but this game is great, its just so good, and its free, so try it out, I like it :).