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Games like Patterns

2013PC15 % positive

Patterns is a 3D sandbox with physics and gravity where you freely build your own worlds, solo or together with friends. You can add goals to turn your creations into games, or leave them open-ended.

  • Sandbox with your own goals
  • Building and crafting
  • Playing together in co-op
  • Cosy, great for unwinding

The closest matches for Patterns are Gamecraft, Brick Inventions and ClassiCube. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Patterns special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Gamecraft

95 %Match

2019PC75 % positive

  • Sandbox with your own goals
  • Building and crafting
  • Gameplay comes before story

A sandbox game-maker where you build physics-based games from blocks and components without coding, and play creations shared by the community.

Brick Inventions

Cosy, great for unwinding

A physics sandbox where you build structures and machines from simple bricks that can be fully destroyed. It also offers tricky challenges and multiplayer battles with friends.

ClassiCube

Sandbox with your own goals

ClassiCube is a minimalist block-building sandbox in the spirit of early Minecraft Classic, giving you a large playground of blocks. You can build alone or join servers to create together with others, shaping the world however you like.

Blockland

Sandbox with your own goals

Blockland is a sandbox where you play as a tiny brick minifigure and freely build structures, vehicles and entire worlds from toy-like bricks, best enjoyed with others on community servers and mods.

Second Life

Sandbox with your own goals

A persistent online world built entirely by its community, where you meet people, chat, explore player-made places and create your own content, with no fixed goals.

Besiege

Gameplay comes before story

Besiege is a physics sandbox where you build your own siege machines from beams, wheels and weapons to wreck castles and armies. The appeal lies in inventive tinkering and the often chaotic, funny failure of your contraptions.

Shapez

Cosy, great for unwinding

You build factories on an infinite map that automatically cut, rotate, paint and stack geometric shapes. It rewards clever layout design and optimization, with no combat or time pressure.

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