ChunkOfWax
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I'm a big fan of dan-ball.jp. I found out about their games many, many years ago when they ported them to mobile. The site's filled with a bunch of little browser games, lots of which are physics based. The one game I keep revisiting, and is probably their most popular, is powder game, but there's a bunch of other stuff here too. It's fun to just mess around with for a little while.
Also, idk if this counts? But I want to talk about it anyways cause it's really, really neat. For whatever reason, EA and Maxis continues to keep up the original website for Spore, and tucked away in a random corner of this site are a bunch of "prototypes" from very early in the game's development, free for you to download. Here's the link. You don't ever really see this kinda thing shared with the public, and I've never seen or heard anyone talk about this. But I think it's really cool. Some of these prototypes are made to test out game play mechanics, like "Space" which is an early version of the space stage in Spore. But there's also stuff like Gaslight, which is made to simulate the formation of stars, or Waterboy, which is just a neat little fluid dynamics simulator. There's a lot to see, it's very cool :)
Also, idk if this counts? But I want to talk about it anyways cause it's really, really neat. For whatever reason, EA and Maxis continues to keep up the original website for Spore, and tucked away in a random corner of this site are a bunch of "prototypes" from very early in the game's development, free for you to download. Here's the link. You don't ever really see this kinda thing shared with the public, and I've never seen or heard anyone talk about this. But I think it's really cool. Some of these prototypes are made to test out game play mechanics, like "Space" which is an early version of the space stage in Spore. But there's also stuff like Gaslight, which is made to simulate the formation of stars, or Waterboy, which is just a neat little fluid dynamics simulator. There's a lot to see, it's very cool :)
