Open-world games & apps
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Lumipals: Cozy Creature Adventure
A bright 3D creature-collecting adventure. Seal wild pals with capture cards and send them out to fight while you back them up with support skills. Fill a 1000-entry codex across eight elements, then grow your team through evolutions, star ranks, skill trees and awakenings. Roam a sunlit open world, take on wandering trainers, and dive into random cave, sky, ruin and depths dungeons for pals you can't find above ground. Between battles, put your team to work mining, farming and fishing, then trade the haul at the market. Meet other players in the market square.
YOLO32.1k3.5k
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken. A streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up — and a warning beacon rises where it happened. You are the one person who answers. Walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Do that often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and start being a company: hire technicians who jog to their own callouts, watch the works yard grow a van, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast, and keep living in the town you keep running — its cafes, its neighbours, its koi pond, its sky islands.
Alex12.6k799
Gloomfall — A Crystal Paws Saga
The Gloom has invaded Pawlands: an endless open world where critter buddies fight beside you — combos, dodges, elite outposts and four multi-phase bosses, woven between fishing, cooking and treasure hunting.
Starward Atlas: Luna's Horizon
Fly a handcrafted Starwing across nine living sky biomes, restore the Atlas, meet 16 horizon keepers, and recover Luna's memories through 11 episodes and deep upgrades.
Alex35642
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up. You are the one person who answers the warning beacon: walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Do that often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and become a company — hire technicians who jog to their own callouts, watch the works yard grow a van, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast, and keep living in the town you keep running: its cafes, its neighbours, its koi pond, its sky islands. A cozy 3D voxel repair life-sim with a live multiplayer town.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up — and a warning beacon rises where it happened. Walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Do that often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and start being a company: hire technicians, grow the works yard into a van, workshop and citywide dispatch mast, and keep living in the town you keep running. A cozy 3D voxel repair life-sim where you can also go live and meet real neighbors.
Something Went Wrong
A cozy 3D voxel community-repair life-sim. Something in town is always broken — a streetlight, a boiler, a burst main. Answer the signal, walk over, diagnose, fix it with your own hands, get paid. Grow from a lone technician into a company: hire a crew, build the works yard, and keep the whole town — its cafes, neighbours and koi pond — running.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight, a main, a boiler — and a warning beacon rises where it happened. Walk over, diagnose it, fix it with your own hands, and get paid. Do that often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and start being a company: hire technicians who jog to their own callouts, watch the works yard grow a van, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast, and keep living in the town you keep running — its cafes, its neighbours, its koi pond, its sky islands.
Rintu Kumar680
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight, a water main, a boiler — and a warning beacon rises where it failed. Walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, and get paid, then grow from a lone technician into a real repair company with hired crews, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast. A cozy 3D voxel life-sim about living in — and keeping — a town you actually care about.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up — and a warning beacon rises where it happened. Walk over, diagnose it, fix it, test it, get paid, then grow from a lone technician into a citywide repair company with a crew, a van and a dispatch mast. A cozy 3D voxel life-sim about living in — and keeping running — the town you call home.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up. Answer the warning beacon, walk over, diagnose and repair the fault with your own hands, and get paid. Do it often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and become a company: hire technicians, grow a works yard with a van and a citywide dispatch mast, and keep living in the cozy voxel town you keep running.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up, and a warning beacon rises where it happened. You are the one person who answers: walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Do that often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and start being a company — hire technicians, grow the works yard, and keep living in the town you keep running, from its cafes and koi pond to its sky islands.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight, a water main, a boiler — and a warning beacon rises where it happened. Walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, and get paid. Grow from a lone technician with a toolbox into a company: hire workers, expand the yard with a van and workshop, and keep living in the town you keep running.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up, and a warning beacon rises where it happened. Walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Fix enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and become a company: hire technicians, grow the works yard, and keep living in the town you keep running — its cafes, its neighbours, its koi pond, its sky islands. A cozy 3D voxel repair life-sim with a live multiplayer town.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up. Walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Grow from a lone technician into a citywide repair company: hire helpers, outfit a van and workshop, build a dispatch mast — all inside a living 3D voxel town where you can go live, meet real neighbors and trade homes.
Ellen Kpainjah560
Something Went Wrong
Something Went Wrong is a cozy open-world repair sim: streetlights die, water mains split, boilers give up — and a warning beacon rises wherever it happened. Walk over, diagnose the fault, open it up, fix it, test it, and get paid. Grow from a person with a toolbox into a real company: hire technicians, watch the works yard gain a van and a workshop, and keep the town you live in running.
Something Went Wrong
Something in your town is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up, and a warning beacon rises where it happened. You are the one person who answers: walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Do that often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and start being a company — hire technicians who jog to their own callouts, watch the works yard grow a van, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast, and keep living in the town you keep running, with its cafes, neighbours, koi pond and sky islands.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up. Walk to the warning beacon, diagnose and fix the fault with your own hands, then grow from one town repairer into a real company: hire technicians, build a van, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast. A cozy voxel life-sim about keeping your town running.
Henry fulasesi550
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up — and a warning beacon rises where it happened. Walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Do that often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and become a company: hire technicians who jog to their own callouts, grow your works yard into a van, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast — all while living in the town you keep running.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, and a warning beacon rises where it happened. You're the one person who answers: walk over, diagnose it, fix it, test it, get paid. Do that often enough and you become a company — hire technicians, grow a van, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast, and keep living in the town you keep running. A cozy 3D voxel repair life-sim with a live multiplayer town.
Achirou Bukari550
GTA GEMINI
لعبة حياة مفتوحة في حيّ واقعي — قُد السيارات والطائرات، قاتل العصابات، اكتشف جزراً مخفية، واشترِ عقارات. واجه الشرير أحمد ودرعه المخفي وترقَّ من المستوى 1 إلى 50. تعمل على الهاتف داخل المتصفح بمنظور ثالث وبموسيقى تتغيّر بين السيارات والمنازل.
حجوج المحسي522
Something Went Wrong
A cozy 3D voxel repair life-sim: something in the community is always broken, and you're the one person who answers. Walk to each callout, diagnose and fix it with your own hands, then grow from a lone technician into a full repair company — hire staff, build out your yard, and keep the town running.
Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken. Answer the signal, fix it with your own hands, then build the repair company that answers every signal after that — from one technician to a citywide crew. A cozy 3D life-sim with voxel towns, open-world exploration, and live multiplayer.
Dragonbound: Icefire Roost 3D
A Minecraft-inspired 3D dragon-hunting roguelite that combines elemental dragon ecology with Monster Hunter-style part breaking. Explore a procedurally generated 160×160 archipelago with nine biomes, track eight elder dragons in 3D, break heads/wings/tails to expose dragonhearts, recover eggs and build a bonded roost. Now in full 3D with Three.js WebGL terrain, low-poly dragons, and real-time lighting.