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About the demo:

POUND SAND's demo is limited to eight levels (the tutorial plus a final level that is close to the experience of a single sandbox world). The entire production chain with all six tiers is available, but player upgrades are locked, as well as advanced machine patterns. Thanks for playing!

Every pixel simulated, including the machines.

POUND SAND is a retro digging and factory sim where the dirt, the liquids, and the factory all run inside a falling sand simulation with no abstractions. What's on the conveyor belt is what's actually there.

Dig into alien worlds, build factories from real blocks, and refine your haul into profit.

Don't just assemble your factory, sculpt it. Starting with predefined patterns, use your tools to carve, reshape, and optimize machine layouts that are entirely your own.

Welcome, contestant. The galaxy's most profitable game show is about to begin. Get digging.

BUILD ADVANCED MACHINES

Raw blocks don't make profits. Grind, burn, freeze, and combine them through six tiers of recipes where most products can be made more than one way.

DIG FOR RESOURCES

Blast the stone into blocks. Haul it up with launchers and conveyors. The good stuff is heaviest, so the richest dig is the deepest one.

CLEAN YOUR MESSES

Your tools emit pollution that clogs machines. Route it safely through your factory and convert it to water for advanced recipes.

USE YOUR TOOLS

Use the jetpack to get back to the surface fast. Grab blocks with the vacuum gun and feed them straight into machines, reaching the spots your conveyors can't.

TEAR IT DOWN AND REBUILD

Made a mess, contestant? Vacuum it, delete it, do it over. Tear the whole factory down and rebuild as often as you like with no penalty.

MAKE A PLANET DISAPPEAR

Empty an entire world, then move to the next. Dig each planet down to bedrock and haul away everything worth taking.

Pendedahan Kandungan Dihasilkan AI

Pembangun menerangkan cara permainan mereka menggunakan Kandungan Dihasilkan AI seperti berikut:

Some placeholder art, music and sound effects were AI generated