chillv said:
Well, some sandbox games tend to be way too dependent on the creativity and imagination aspect of it instead of focusing on the core gameplay.
If you're looking for core gameplay in a sandbox game....well that's like looking for strategy in a party game. It's the wrong game genre.
I understand sandbox games aren't for everyone though. Me, though, I have a huge imagination and I love being creative so I wholly benefit from a game that'll let me do whatever and make crazy stuff. Especially Garry's Mod. Man, if you seen my screenshots on that game, you can tell I devoted so much time on creating scenes.
chillv said:
Petit Computer is an example of what I am refering to. I can't believe I paid 8 dollars for an app that doesn't even give you step by step tutorials on how to use it, but gives you boring... long... e-manual.
Eh, a sandbox game like Garry's Mod doesn't come with a tutorial. You learn simply by practice and making stuff. Basically, experience teaches. But what you need, of course, is something user friendly and I think Garry's Mod is pretty user friendly.