Build and craft your own 2D physics levels in this indie simulation sandbox on PC. Drop in a background image to set the level size, add a music file for sound, then load the folder to place objects, connect them, and tweak attributes. Set up events and actions triggered by key presses or collisions, plus define win or loss conditions to shape unique scenarios.
Included example levels spark ideas-copy, edit, and save them as starters for your creations. Engineer intricate objects for control within levels, then share via the dedicated website for uploads, downloads by code, ratings, and browsing. Tinkerers who love experimenting with physics events and user content thrive here, with optional controller support for local multiplayer levels.
Freedom Physics is a 2D physics Sandbox where you can build, create and share your own 2D physics levels and scenarios. Create your own conditions for victory or failure. Engineer complex objects to control and use in levels.
The main idea of how to "Play the Game" in Freedom Physics is actually to create your own content/levels/scenarios etc. Though there is some levels/content included with the game, there main purpose is to serve as examples. Use them as starting points for your own levels, copy, edit and save them.
Making a level is as easy as creating a folder, throwing in a background image, the size of the level will automatically be adjusted to the size of the background images settings in pixels. Add a music.wav file to add music to the level, etc. Then Load that folder with Freedom Physics and begin placing, connecting and editing objects. Adding events/actions to trigger when keys are pressed, or when objects collide etc. Many options, events and object attributes to experiment and tinker around with.
There is also a dedicated website for uploading, viewing, downloaded, rating etc other levels & content created by other users! Browse the list of submitted levels. Simply download any by just entering the levels download code on the Main Menu of Freedom Physics.
PLEASE NOTE: Some levels and content, such as local multiplayer intended levels may require use of at least 1 controller.
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