Explore realistic fluid dynamics and ragdoll physics in this sandbox playground. Sink ships, experiment with various liquids, and unleash destruction with a wide array of tools and elements. Build and test your creations in a detailed simulation environment.
Summarized from real user reviews of Water Box. Based on 1.7K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 6 positives and 2 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.
1.3.2
October 10, 2026
• Completely redesigned Online Workshop • Publish your own creations, set a Coin price and earn Coins when other players purchase them • Added 12 new gases • New configurable Gas Spawner • Returning sandbox elements including Cooler, Ice Bomb and Cooling Tool • Added chemical materials such as Ice, Coal, Lead, Magnesium and Thermite • Added “Freeze Liquid in Pause” option • Improved ragdoll balance and standing stability
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1 issue
Crashes frequently
1 request
Make ships sink like in Floating Sandbox
It is a physics-based sandbox simulation game where you can experiment with realistic fluid behavior, ragdoll physics, and ship destruction. You can create and test various scenarios, from sinking ships with bombs to causing chain reactions with different elements.
Key features include a detailed water and powder simulation with various liquids, a ragdoll people playground for unpredictable experiments, a sophisticated ship sinking simulator, and a destruction simulator with explosives and god-powers. It also allows for alchemy and fire experiments.
The app is free to download and play, but it includes in-app purchases. It also features advertisements. You can enjoy a wide range of features without purchasing anything, but in-app purchases may offer additional content or remove ads.
The app is designed for mobile devices. The description recommends a strong phone for the best experience, suggesting that performance may vary on less powerful hardware. It is available on platforms that support mobile applications.
Common use cases include experimenting with realistic physics, designing and testing ships, creating chaotic ragdoll scenarios, and exploring the effects of different elements and explosives. Players can also build and share their own unique creations.
