Those games are interesting studies because of the user interface. It's a 3D creation system where the interface is incredibly helpful and creation is fluid. You don't have to line up vertices or objects. It mostly does the right thing for you.
Archimatrix was perhaps the ancestor of those games.
I had a hard time applying for steam with a new profile. I ended up annoyed and asked for a refund. I think steam officially got too big and the AI influx made things impossible for them to actually handle.
Oh, that's cute. It's like Tiny Glade from hell.
Those games are interesting studies because of the user interface. It's a 3D creation system where the interface is incredibly helpful and creation is fluid. You don't have to line up vertices or objects. It mostly does the right thing for you.
Archimatrix was perhaps the ancestor of those games.
Recent and related:
Tiny Brutalism - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49928192 - Oct 2026 (35 comments)
This looks neat. Per the previous HN post, there's also a non-Steam version at https://placeholders.itch.io/tiny-brutalism . Time to build Geisel Library.
Edit: Bought it and happy with it. Don't know if Geisel is actually possible because it's more guided than that, but I really like how fluid it feels.
I had a hard time applying for steam with a new profile. I ended up annoyed and asked for a refund. I think steam officially got too big and the AI influx made things impossible for them to actually handle.
Hey! Can I contact you?
I've been building a game for the past 3 months, and I'd really appreciate just a chat with someone who managed to pull it off.
Bought it on itch. Nice little game for a quick break
it's minecraft for people in black turtlenecks!