exactly. ive wanted that here for a while.

Now please give us Baba Is You and all of their other games!

You could go even further back to when Worms came out in the mid 90s and you could blast holes in the scenery like this game.

The "every pixel is simulated" concept reminds me of the old, venerable, German shareware games in the Clonk series =) there, every pixel has been simulated since the very first part in 1994! Less complex, of course, also since it wasn't the prime gimmick of the games; it was just the way it allowed players to dig around, restructure and build on the landscapes. But some things seem very similar in concept. Rain was water pixels dripping down, filling up lakes, turning to ice pixels in winter, on top of which then falling snow pixels pile up, or acid pixels dig into… lots of fun!

It also meant that getting a decent Internet multiplayer game running at reasonable speeds was practically impossible for much of the series' lifetime, since all those simulated pixels had to be synchronised across all clients…

Not to rain on this game's parade, of course, it looks cool as well! Just wanted to share the memory, in case anyone else remembers, or someone is interested enough to have a look at a casually recommended Shareware classic. (If you are: all games have been made Freeware since, the community is still active thanks to its incredible modability, the official website is clonk.de, and there is an open-source continuation called OpenClonk!)

Thank you for having this on GOG. Seems like the perfect marriage of Powder game simulation with a roguelike.