D. The Atom Shifter is an action RPG where you literally have the ability to customize your character at will! The human race is being annihilated and to try to prevent complete obliteration a great wizard created D. who can shift his atoms at will and absorb the atoms of other beings into himself to give himself even more power. The game is going to be a single player action RPG with swords, magic and horror elements! Original D. Model by killyoverdrive
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D.’s Sandbox Modern City Builder Edition has been released! D.’s Sandbox is a free open source game inspired by sandbox games such as Terraria, Minecraft and Infiniminer and based on the Minetest engine. This release adds the Modern City Builder subgame so that users can create their own cities. A big thanks to the awesome Minetest developers and Modders for helping make this release possible! Expect a lot more from me on the way too including more subgames including some that are not school friendly (included in a different version) and I am planning on building D. The Atom Shifter with this engine as well.
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gonna give it a try.
Awesome please let me know what you think! I forgot to mention it is in Alpha and LOTS, I mean LOTS more to come!! :)
so far pretty fun.
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Put it on the kids computer and so far the like it. @ the school I work at they're thinking of using minecraft for some class stuff and I'm currently seeing if they'll want to use this instead.
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