Water Physics Simulation

Water Physics Simulation

Water/Ship Simulator & Sandbox

4.6K ratings
920 reviews
Free
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Released
May 12, 2021
Updated
May 8, 2025

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Explore three distinct physics simulations: build and navigate ships, experiment with bomb explosions and water behavior in a sandbox, or observe the interactions of various elements. This free app offers creative building and destructive fun.

✓Water and liquid simulations
✓Ship building and raft survival
✓Bomb explosions and destruction sandbox
✓Real-time sandbox with powder/dust particles
✓Build and control custom boats
✓Create and destroy structures
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What users say about Water Physics Simulation

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What's New in Water Physics Simulation

1.3.40

May 8, 2025

- fixed a crash

5

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$0.99

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User reviews

Idk..

I wouldn’t get this because it’s poorly made and the picture don’t match how the game actually look and you can’t change you camera position.

You guys make me happy every time i play your game

This game is peak like the other game hope you add acid

My response

It is pretty god it’s amazing the best thing ever if I didn’t talk about ads…

It’s good I guess

It is really good but the ads for me are insane every time i press pause it takes me to a 2 minute ad but I like the general base of the game I also think that it should be sunny in the background and not water because what if you want to sail a pirate ship in the sun.

Perfect

I love this water based physics game love the gravity changer and basically everything perfect game 5 stars recommended but the background I would like it to be changed but overall perfect game

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Ships not sinking properly

Bug

Spawned objects floating upwards

Bug

Connectivity issues causing crashes

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Add more disaster tools (e.g., lava, fire, earthquakes)

Feature

Increase water capacity for free users

Feature

Implement realistic ship sinking mechanics

Feature

Add more customization options (e.g., background, color schemes)

Feature

Improve camera controls and zooming

Feature

FAQ

What is Water Physics Simulation?

Water Physics Simulation is a free app that offers three distinct physics simulation experiences. You can engage in raft survival by building and navigating ships, experiment with bomb explosions and water behavior in a real-time sandbox, or observe the interactions of various elements in a liquid simulator.

What are the main features of this app?

Key features include the ability to build and control custom boats with various parts, engage in raft survival scenarios, experiment with different bomb types and their explosive effects in a sandbox environment, and observe the general behavior of fluids like pressure and flow. The app also includes a powder game mode with thousands of water particles.

Is Water Physics Simulation free to play?

Yes, the app is free to download and play. However, it does display advertisements and offers in-app purchases, which may enhance the user experience or provide additional content.

What kind of devices is this app compatible with?

While specific compatibility details are not provided, this is a mobile application designed for smartphones and tablets. Users should ensure their device meets the minimum operating system requirements for installation and optimal performance.

What are some common use cases for this app?

This app is ideal for users who enjoy creative sandbox experiences, experimenting with physics, and engaging in destructive simulations. It's also suitable for those interested in building and navigating virtual ships or simply observing fluid dynamics in a fun, interactive way.