The Powder Toy for Windows

It's a really wonderful game that I can do chemical experiments in it.

TPT has a bad community and moderation.. If you comment constructive criticism, you will be simply IP banned for life. The mods won't listen to you, they will invade your privacy and use every little thing against you. Anything you try to lift a ban will end up in them locking the discussion or a permanent ban, then their last resort, an IP ban. Constructive criticism in the non-moderation community's eyes will result in a flame war and constant hate attacks. You do something they think is bad on a FP save, prepare for a storm of rage. Their community is bad as Blockland, ROBLOX, GMod, etc. You can paly without an account, but you won't have a nice little taste of fame and the ability to save. Only one pro of this game, and its the game itself. Though the community and moderation issue contradicts with that and mostly its more like 50% of gameplay, as you suggest something the devs (who get mod powers, I was personally attacked by a particular dev) deem impossible, you get shunned for life. Pros: Fun game playBasically nothing Cons: Bad communityBad moderatorsBad Front Page (users refer them as FP) Saves

I've been playing TPT for about 3 years.. I'm used to where the elements go, also it's open source (You can add your own elements... etc) It has way more features than what has been mentioned here. (Decoration Layer, Gravity types, ambient heat, Newtonian gravity, water equalization, and Lua console)Also, not to mention there's a C++ rewrite coming along with speed enhancements.

Excellent physics game... . Out of all the physics games I have played, the Powder toy is probably the only one I can think of that has so many different things to play with. Examples include explosives, powders, lifeforms,radioactive- elements,solids,gases,liquids,electronics and of course powders!!! Pros: Very large number of elements to play with such as Explosives!!Can get very addictive!! Cons: Saves can only be done online but you can also use the stamp feature to save offline. Sometimes hard to tell what elements are on the screen just by looking