Pocket Build

I’ve been looking for an app like this for quite some time, and I finally found it here. I write a lot of stories and create a lot of worlds that I can’t translate very well into visuals without this app. There’s a sandbox mode so there’s lots of freedom, the ‘locked’ items are unlocked every hour over time so the subscription is almost purely to support the creators. As expected of a payed app there’s no annoying adds, it’s easy to use and the graphics are simple and beautiful. It has lots of different view points and can be seen from first person, there’s terraforming, tons of different styles of architecture, and it’s easy to master. The only thing I’d really like to change would be to add a feature to mass delete. I know it would be really frustrating to delete a lot a once if it was unintentional, but with the undo button, I think it would work just fine. I’ve looked for a while to be able to delete a lot at once but I just can’t seem to find it. If it’s there I would love to know how to access it, as I can only find the single tile delete. Other than that, being able to edit colors a bit more might be nice, but it’s really a splendid app even without it. I can create lots of amazing custom worlds that I’ve been wanting to create for the longest time. This is definitely one of my favorite apps and I can’t wait to see what else is added!

I honestly love the game. I enjoy the simplicity and at the same time the complexity, and the potential to create whatever one wants, wether it be your own individual buildings or castles. There is a nice depth to the game, and complete freedom to do whatever one wants. It is pleasing to watch your own creations grow, and the lack of a storyline leaves massive room for the creator to build lore or a story around their build. This is a cool game, worth every penny in value. The updates are frequent on this game, and it’s obvious the developer puts much care, time, and effort into the game, and new things are constantly being added, from new buildings, fortifications, roads, creatures, and vehicles. HOWEVER... when you build a little too much, in varying degrees, the game refuses to let you in to pretty much any world, unless it’s especially small. I find this to be a shame, because it makes the game inaccessible to me, but also doesn’t allow you to visit your worlds again, which I wish I could because I spent a massive amount of time on this specific world, creating a beautiful European medieval city, but I can no longer access it. I hope this gets fixed in the future, because I would like nothing more than to reopen this game and build more. Besides this, however, the game is great, and I would recommend it to anyone. I hope you read this. Thank you and have a good day!

First off, I love this game. I love it so much. It’s so fun and the only things you need are patience, insight, and a loose imagination. I love how you could let your imagination run wild (I haven’t had mine run wild yet, but I’m getting there) I love how you could make a village, a forest, a zoo (I don’t know much else, but that’s for us to figure out) I love this game but I wish there were a bit more animals. Also, I wish that there were some ground blocks that matches with the cliff edges. Rocky cliff edges don’t have a ground block that matches with it and it kinda really annoys me. But hey, I’m not judging. I noticed there’s a glitch that the giant corner Muddy cliff edge’s color is a bit off from its other cliff edges and ground block counterpart. Also, can Humans do a bit more than walk around, mount stuff (but can humans mount chairs please), and work? Perhaps dance or sleep or... heck, even add more skins to the people. I like the normal peasants and all, but I don’t like how they all look the same. It feels a bit limiting to my creativity. With all this said, I couldn’t love this game any more than I already do, it’s so great. Relaxing and inspirational.... It deserves an Editor’s choice. -Blu (Also, due to me writing a book currently, I’ve been able to map out the town it takes setting in and I love how it can help with simulating it all. Thanks for creating this game. Bye!)