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Welcome to the Falling Sand Wiki, a resource and knowledge base for the Falling Sand Game.

A Falling Sand Game is a particle toy - you can play with different 'elements', explore how they interact, and, in some re-implementations, make your own elements. It is great fun to make interactive structures, ecosystems, and toys in a Falling Sand Game.

The most popular sand games are wxSand, EnigmaSand, and Burning Sand. There are many others that can be found here.

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Contents 1 Online Applet Games 1.1 World of Sand 1.2 Hell of Sand 1.3 New Sand 1.4 Pyro Sand 1.5 Etch a Sketch Sand 1.6 X Falling Sand 1.7 Pyro Sand II 2 Offline Downloadable Games 2.1 Burning Sand 2.2 EnigmaSand 2.3 OmegaSand 2.4 QuickSand 2.5 SDL Sand 2.6 wxSand

Online Applet Games

World of Sand

This is the original falling sand game. Includes elements such as Water, Salt, Oil, Sand, Plant, Wax(ceramic), Fire, Wall, and the infamous, Namekuji.

It can be played here: World of Sand.

Hell of Sand

An improved version based on the original sand game. This game now includes zombies.

Hell of Sand.

New Sand

Has a redesigned interface, and some new elements, such as seeds and zombies(burnable)

New Sand Game.

Pyro Sand

This game made by xavierenigma is based around explosions and explosives.

Pyro Sand Game.

Etch a Sketch Sand

In this unique sand game, you use the arrow pad to draw instead of the mouse.

Etch a Sketch Sand.

X Falling Sand

Yet another xavierenigma creation that features a snig and zombies.

X Falling Sand.

Pyro Sand II

xavierenigma's latest online sand game. Think of it as an add-on for his previous Pyro Sand game.

Pyro Sand II.

Offline Downloadable Games

These programs are remakes of the original Falling Sand Games, often with the possibility to add custom elements and reactions.

Burning Sand

This game is probably the game with the most elements. This game has an in-game element editor allowing you to create/edit/rename elements.

• Burning Sand - Wiki Page.
• Site - Official Website.
• Forum - Burning Sand discussion forum.
• Burning Sand Elements - List of Burning Sand's elements.

EnigmaSand

This sand game is a particle based game, as it doesn't use pixels. It uses particles which are small stuck together blocks. Modding for this game must be done in Notepad, In XML form, and saved as an XML File.

• EnigmaSand - Wiki Page.
• Download Thread.
• EnigmaSand3 Elements - Elements for EnigmaSand 3 alpha.
• EnigmaSand4 Elements - Elements for EnigmaSand 4 beta.
• Forum - EnigmaSand and Pyro Sand discussion forum.

OmegaSand

Mods for this game must also be made with Notepad, but saved as a .txt file. This game is incomplete, so some functions may not do what said to do.

• OmegaSand - Wiki Page.
• Official Thread
• NOTE: fourwingedphoenix has discontinued OmegaSand.

QuickSand

Developed actively by madk, QuickSand is the newest sand game to acquire a forum, and can be modded using Notepad.

• QuickSand - Wiki Page.
• QuickSand Mods - Wiki page for QuickSand modifications.
• Forum - QuickSand discussion forum.
• Official Thread - QuickSand thread.
• QuickSand Website - QuickSand Website

SDL Sand

This game isn't being worked on anymore. If you would like to keep working on it, go to http://www.fallingsandgame.com and PM the admin about it.

• SDL Sand - Wiki Page.
• Sourceforge - Project location on Sourceforge
• NOTE: Discussion forum got deleted, because no one's working on it anymore.

wxSand

Owen Piette's Falling Sand game is popular for its modding capabilities.

• wxSand - Wiki page.
• Site - Official Website.
• wxSand Physics File - Physics file description & help.
• wxSand Mods - Index of user mods (complete physics files).
• Forum - wxSand discussion forum.