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4.15
Play ProtectHave you ever wanted to make your own little fantasy world?
Senior reviews editor
Pocket Build is a 3D sandbox building game in which you place pieces into an open world and build what you have in mind, such as a farm, a castle or a town. The listing names Minecraft as a comparison, so it will mostly suit people who enjoy open-ended building more than goals or levels.
The developer describes the world as huge and the building as unrestricted. Nothing in the listing sets a size or a fixed objective.
The catalogue covers castles, trees, fences, people, animals, farms, bridges, towers, houses, rocks and land, and the listing puts the total at hundreds of items. Each item can be rotated and set down anywhere in the world. Placement is described as free, with no restrictions on where or how you put things.
Items are listed as building instantly. You control the camera by rotating and zooming, which lets you look at a build from several angles.
Sandbox mode lets you build without restrictions on what you place. Ultimate sandbox mode supplies unlimited wood, food and gold, so you can build without gathering those resources first.
Both modes sit in the same open world, so you can switch between building freely and building with a full supply of materials.
The listing describes a survival mode in which you mine and collect resources and craft your world from scratch, one piece at a time. This adds a gathering step that the sandbox modes leave out.
First-person mode is included as well, and the listing pairs it with survival mode.
The listing advertises 3D graphics and a first-person mode, along with rotate and zoom controls for the camera. It also mentions 3D touch support and haptic feedback, which is a vibration response to input.
New items arrive with each update, so the set of things you can build grows over time, according to the developer.
The build we hold is Pocket Build 4.15 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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