Sandspiel in browser

Game files

No own files requested before painting

Controls

Pointer-based controls

Account

No sign-in in checked entry

Mobile gameplay

Not tested

Full session

Not tested

HTTP link check

HTTP 200; 0 redirects (2026-10-16)

Basis: project instructions and limited desktop entry observation. Observations: Oct 16, 2026. Conditions organized: October 16, 2026.

Sand and Water selections followed by pointer strokes visibly added material to the canvas. No artwork was uploaded and no sign-in appeared before painting; saves, sharing and touch input were not tested.

Project type: Native browser game

Max Bittker's original repository identifies an original falling-sand browser simulation using Rust/WASM, WebGL and JavaScript. It is not a console emulator or commercial-game port.

Classification organized October 16, 2026 from the recorded source and check notes; not a new gameplay test.

This Sandspiel browser guide follows Max Bittker's original sandspiel.club release. We checked the live simulation rather than a copy embedded by another directory. The entry already contained a low sand floor and plants, with a material palette beside it. Choosing Sand and drawing added a visible falling stroke; choosing Water produced a blue stroke elsewhere. Info identified the creator and linked the source. These observations are useful for distinguishing a working local canvas from the site's separate community and publishing features, which we did not use.

Our desktop visit and source review took place on October 16, 2026. The public image records the actual resulting canvas after painting and visiting Info. It is not a tutorial illustration or a claim that every new visit starts with that arrangement. The frame excludes a separate advertising column while preserving the simulation and its tools. We did not follow advertisements, download an app or inspect other visitors' creations. The original browser release, Sandspiel Studio and the linked App Store product should not be treated as one tested experience.

Guide published 2026-10-16. Source reviewed 2026-10-16. Author release-page publication: Not established. The reviewed repository and live Info panel did not establish an exact first publication day for this browser release.

Game files

No own game data, archive or uploaded image was requested before the canvas and two material strokes. The page still loaded its runtime and resources online; it was not an offline session. We did not measure transfer size, storage consumption or what a later browser restart would preserve. The file label means that this specific painting path did not ask the visitor to bring data. It does not promise that importing a creation, recovering an older canvas or using a related product has the same requirements. This directory supplies a link and notes, not the simulation code or a collection of user artwork.

Controls

We selected Sand in the visible palette and dragged horizontally through the open canvas. A sand-colored stroke appeared and fell toward the material below. Selecting Water and dragging at another height produced blue particles that also moved. Those visible changes support a pointer-input classification. They do not validate every brush size, material reaction, keyboard shortcut or touch gesture. Info opened the creator and material notes, and its close control returned to the canvas. The final image shows a play-triangle control after that visit; we did not separately validate the complete pause-and-resume cycle. Avoid confusing a palette selection with a successful stroke: the important evidence was material appearing in the canvas.

Account

No registration, password, payment or email was requested on the path through the canvas, painting and Info. We entered no personal details and published nothing. That narrow result does not establish whether community uploads, comments or a related service require an account. Local drawing and public posting are different actions with different consequences. Our check stopped before any sharing workflow. The directory's bookmark button only keeps a reference to this guide in the visitor's browser; it does not save a Sandspiel scene, connect to the creator's service or back up artwork.

Mobile gameplay

Not tested. Desktop pointer painting does not establish a usable phone layout, multi-touch behavior or dependable performance on a smaller device. We did not rotate a phone, draw with a finger, test browser toolbars or measure heat and battery use. Info's App Store link is a separate product link, not evidence for this browser session. Responsive checks on Tab Game Guide only verify that this guide remains readable. They do not turn a source description or a successful desktop stroke into a verified mobile-game result.

Full session

The canvas was active on entry and responded to two material selections and strokes. We then read Info and returned. This is a small interaction sample in an open-ended sandbox, not a complete campaign or a long stability test. We did not try every element, construct a complex machine, publish a scene or establish repeatable scientific behavior from the material descriptions. No creation was exported or recovered after a restart. Reset was deliberately left unused so the check did not erase an existing canvas. A scene that contains growing plants and settling material is evidence of simulation activity, but not a guarantee about long-running creations or preservation.

HTTP link check

A separate HTTPS request to the exact sandspiel.club root returned HTTP 200 with zero redirects on October 16, 2026, with certificate validation enabled. That establishes an available document at the checked address. The browser observations separately establish that its palette and canvas loaded. Neither result proves that advertisements, community endpoints or every future resource request will succeed. If a later visit opens the palette but not the simulation, record that as a different stage from a failed document request. Do not work around certificate warnings or install unrelated software to reproduce our check.

Use the original Info panel to distinguish creator information, material notes and links to other products. We only painted in the visible simulation and read those notes. We did not test a community feed, public upload, artwork license, moderation or account recovery. An on-page advertisement was visually separate from the palette and was not followed. The displayed FPS value was not measured over time, so it is not a performance result. For the same reason, the settled sand and plants in our screenshot should not be treated as a transferable saved creation: no export or sharing step produced it.