If the player doesn't do the tutorials he/she can get absolutely lost and stumped Lack of any objectives can leave a player confused Certain aspects of the simulator are approximated and therefore aren't completely accurate (but this isn't usually that much of a problem) Unrealistic collision bounce mode (however this can be turned off) Lack of a sountrack (a nice ambient soft sounding theme that could be switched on and off would be good) +In depth settings that allow you to customize almost every aspect of a planet, star or anything in the game +Pre-loaded with a lot of scenarios for the player to choose However there are some problems with the game that can get in the way. I so far have had a lot of fun creating my own solar systems, galaxy's and such.

However it just looked interesting to me, so I bought it on Steam for a very cheap price.

Well, I looked this game up after I saw it on Steam and saw that it was an educational game. Unlimited (No Set Objectives Means Unlimited Play Time) Universe Sandbox, become the master of your own universe, using this space gravity simulator, mess with our solar system, create your own systems, alter paths of gravity, thousands of custom features that can be used to create your perfect universe, or cause absolute destruction and destroy anything as well. This review was written on Thursday, January 10th, 2012

Universe sandbox review