sok-worlds

This is a cute little building game, in which you create worlds via stock photo collage for others to explore. The artistic skill ceiling on this game is absolutely incredible- Some maps really "wowed" me! However, the actual experience of making a world is incredibly clunky. I get it, this is a game first and a tool second, but the fact that the eraser is so hard to use and searching for images to use lacks basic features, for example, makes this often frustrating to work with. Still, I spent some hours making my dragon's den in this game, and I had fun doing it. But I desperatly wish that the developers, who makes or improves a game each month, would come back one of these times to improve the user experience in this game, and maybe add some new options for enhanced interactivity. If you're listening, Sok-Pop, hereby is my list of grievances with this game: - The eraser tool is often unbearable to use. At the very least, allow us to adjust the brush size. It also has the classic "badly made paint program" flaw of that when you move the cursor quickly, you get a bunch of circles punched out instead of a contiguous line. If I were allowed to dream, I'd also love to split apart images into multiple pieces, or maybe add a scissors or flood fill tool. - The image search is less functional than it could be. At the very least, the fact that you can't use spaces in a search at all, ignoring any word past the first, needs fixed. Currently, there are workarounds, but they change with Pixabay's whims, which isn't ideal. I would also like pagination for search results. Finally: is it feasible to remove AI-generated results from searches? - Undo/redo would be a huge help. Moving things around is fiddly enough without the ability to slow down movement, and accidentally deleting something I'd spent 10 minutes carefully erasing the edges of is pure pain. - For real big wishlist items that I don't expect but would love: The ability to make groups of images and move them around as a single unit. The ability to make some images not collide with the player. Some means to make worlds more interactive, maybe... Anyways, this is a fun little world-building tool that I'd love to see more people make things with, and more features added. I'm quite in love with how worlds here look. Maybe you'll fall in love with it too.

Lovely game with charmingly simplistic controls and ui. I do Wish it would receive the occasional update though.

It's limited to a specific image site, & it's near impossible to find what you're looking for from that site. The level designer is also lacking in functionality. I enjoyed viewing other people's maps, but trying to make my own was just too frustrating.

This game is an interesting experience, but not one I'd recommend unless you got it in a bundle.

A feverish nightmare, I love it.

Dreams but if the budget was $5 (compliment) ((my beloved)) (((I hope it gets an update or sequel)))

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