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I'm sorry in advance if it was already mentioned but Phun is so fucking ingenous it really deserves a topic :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5g9VS0ENM

http://www.acc.umu.se/~emilk/index.html

Gargaj: yeah I tried Crayon but it's not finished yet and it's nearly unplayable... Phun is much more interesting, IMHO :)

jaibird: crysis can be a fun physics sandbox too ;)

(don't worry i won't post another crysis video)

check this out:

http://www.tobw.net/index.php?cat_id=3&project=Pocket+Physics

2d phsyics sandbox for nintento ds
PLUS its made by a scener ;)

Actually I had first discovered Markerworld and then crayon physics even though the second was the first to do this. However I didn't liked crayon physics as I did markerworld, because the first had some bugs with physics or some extremely slow downs if you designed some big square or something, while the second worked perfectly after drawing a lot of stuff. Strange because I thought that markerworld was an immitation of crayon physics and so I expected more from crayon physics.

But the Phun game seems to be above all. And thanks for the DS clone, I should try this now!

Impressive! I like the fact that Phun implements liquids aswell.
Seems like a very robust physics engine - I know that when I tried my hand at coding even the simplest physics simulations, it was very prone to suddenly start oscillating totally out of control!

Yeah, rigid body simulation is a quite nasty thing if you start from 0 :|

Worth playing with.