BRIXITY - Sandbox&Multiplayer

Honestly, the game isn't that bad, but it does lack some stuff. I'll give it the benefit of the doubt, after all, the game is still extremely young as of writing this. But I'll list out the things I dislike: Building things, despite it being one of the main selling points of the game, is kind of annoying. It feels way too monotonous, which is terrible when you consider that you'll be spending a lot of your time building.

There are some genuinely neat things about Bixity: It’s got a cute look, a sense of humor, and offers the ability to cruise around town at street level that could be pretty exciting. Unfortunately, at its core, it’s nothing much more than a collection of disturbingly predatory monetization schemes, and even its promise of a creative sandbox is only skin deep. Brixity has the usual half-dozen currencies to collect, each powering a separate aspect of the game. To build, you need coins, which you can earn in-game in commercial buildings. To make these buildings really productive, however, you’ll need to staff them with Pipos—that’s Brixity’s term for its citizens—which arrive in your city at the spaceport.

BRIXITY is an innovative sandbox city-building game that invites players to embark on a creative journey of restoration and construction. Set in a world that suffered a collapse five centuries ago, players are tasked with rebuilding Earth using the remarkable BRIX technology. 🟩Pros +Wholesome gameplay for all ages +Charming and cute visuals +Freedom to build custom buildings and structures and share it with the community +Explore both your own city and those by others in third person