Engineering sandbox game Plasma has launched on Steam Early Access, giving players a chance to flex their programming skills and creativity. If you don’t have any… it should give you ample opportunity to get some training done.
The game, which is the first game from indie developer Dry Licorice, has released to positive reviews from users who praise it as a toybox for the technically minded. It’s a tad more complex than your typical sandbox game, so prepare to bounce off if you’ve not got a taste for that particular style of problem solving.
According to Plasma’s Steam page: “Plasma is a creative engineering playground where you can build any device you can imagine. Bring to life your own amazing robots, factories, arcade machines, giant rampaging spiders, whole game worlds, and things that don’t even have a name yet, then share them with the community.”