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Games like Otaku Engine

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IndieSimulationCasualEarly Accessby Jesus E Ruizreleased Dec 1, 2022
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Top 12 games similar to Otaku Engine

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    ST World

    Discover ST World - the next-generation voxel world! Build stunning high-resolution sandbox worlds with easy-to-use tools and AI features. Explore Riftwalkers' open-world adventures and join a thriving community.

    AdventureCasualFree To Play
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    Flappy Box

    Atelier 58l0, in collaboration with designer Saul Kim, presents "Architecture Anomaly" in the virtual environment of Flappy Box. A single-player, exploration game of architecture and design, Flappy Box invites visitors to explore the intersection of creativity, curiosity, and design philosophy.

    AdventureCasualIndie
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    Cloud Gardens

    A chill game about using plants to overgrow abandoned wasteland dioramas

    CasualIndieSimulation
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    WorldMaker

    WorldMaker is a tool for creative users that allows you to create photorealistic 3D Worlds using drag-and-drop controls. Transfer ideas directly from your head to a 3D World in seconds. Utilize our library of 1400 objects to create 3D Worlds quickly, with graphics powered by next-gen Unreal Engine 5

    CasualEarly AccessSimulation
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    Canvas of Kings

    Canvas of Kings is a minimalistic mapmaking tool that focuses on randomness and auto-generated elements on user-definable and interactive paths, plots and rooms.

    CasualEarly AccessIndie
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    Incredipede

    Grow arms and legs to transform into a snake, spider, butterfly, or fifty-legged horror - anything you can imagine. Control your creations in a fumblecore dash to solve each puzzle. Learn to swing through the trees, climb sheer cliffs, or even fly.

    ActionAdventureCasual
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    Train Frontier Classic

    Train Frontier Classic is a stylized landscape building and multiplayer train riding sandbox, inspired by the fun of model railroad building. Fill a scene with miles of scale track, hundreds of props, and a personal train car setup -- then go online to share and ride your creation with friends!

    CasualEarly AccessIndie
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    Tiny Glade

    Tiny Glade is a small diorama builder where you doodle whimsical castles, cozy cottages & romantic ruins. Explore gridless building chemistry as the game adorns your glades with procedural detail. No management, combat or goals: just kick back and turn forgotten meadows into lovable dioramas.

    CasualIndieSimulation
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    Blockbuster Inc.

    Ever dreamed of making your own movies? Build up your own movie studio, scout for upcoming stars, and produce cutting-edge films and TV shows. Try to stay ahead of your competition throughout the history of cinematography.

    CasualSimulation
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    Modbox

    Modbox is a multiplayer game creation sandbox for Desktop+VR

    ActionAdventureCasual
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    Everything

    Be the Universe in this epic, award-winning reality simulation game - featuring thousands of playable characters, endless exploration, an extraordinary soundtrack and narration from Alan Watts.

    CasualIndieRPG
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    Hometopia

    Hometopia is a sandbox home-building game featuring thousands of assets and customization options. Choose from a variety of environments where you can design your dream homes—solo or with friends. Bring your architectural visions to life exactly as you imagine, with no budget limitations.

    CasualSimulation

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