Earth Editor - World-building & simulation gameplay

Introducing Earth Editor

This game is the Android version of the online game from the website "DAN-BALL".

It's a simulation game where players create Earth using different types of dots within a gravitational field.

Players can interact with dots like sand, water, seeds, lava, and more to unleash their creativity. The possibilities are endless!

How to play

There are various dots of sand, water, seeds, lava, and more.

Be creative. It's up to you!

Compete a number passed through of planet.

Game Tips

[SAND] : Sand.

[WATER] : Flow water.

[METEOR] : Explode meteorite.

[WALL] : Dot-proof walls. Sensitive to shock.

[SEED] : Cast seeds to grow trees.

[SALT] : Melting salt becomes ocean.

[FIRE] : Burn things.

[ICE] : Ice is sensitive to shock.

[CLOUD] : Flow in the universe.

[LAVA] : Lava melts things.

[OIL] : Burn very well.

[BOMB] : Geographical features is shaved off.

[CLONE] : Clone tool. Multiply an object by clicking over it.

* Adjust size with PEN-S.

[BH] : Black hole. It creates gravity.

[WH] : White hole. It creates antigravity.

[CLEAR] : Delete dots.

[SPEED] : Adjust speed.

[START/STOP]: Start/Stop the time.

[PEN] : Selectable pen and dots styles.

rand - Random

zero - No speed

shot - Determine direction

line - Straight line

[PEN-S] : Change the pen size.

[BG] : Background effect.

non - Hide

short - Short trajectory

long - Long trajectory

shade - Blur filter

[SAVE] : Save temporary.

[LOAD] : Load temporary.

[SIDE] : Off screen settings

off - Disappear

on - Bounce

loop - Move opposite

[Reset] : Reset.

Gaming Guide

Earth Editor is a sandbox game where you can use more than a dozen different elements to create and destroy planets. There's no clear objective; you simply create different elements in space and see what happens when they interact.

There's a wide range of elements you can use in space, including water, sand, seeds, ice, lava, and meteorites. You can also create black holes that have a particularly devastating effect on any of the planets (and other things) you create.

In the game's options, you can adjust a few interesting variables. For example, you can adjust the size of the universe you're playing in, or speed up time so that everything happens more quickly. You can also change the pattern used to create the elements when you touch the screen.

Earth Editor is a game in the purest sense of the word. The point is to play, experiment, and see what happens - and it's very, very fun.