Mini Maker Make A Thing Free Download

Overview Mini Maker Make A Thing:

A hero thing, a monster thing, a robo thing… in Mini Maker, you can make any ‘thing’! Use an arsenal of plastic limbs, wonky tools, rainbow stickers and googly eyes to assemble creations, please demanding clients, and laugh in the face of perfectionism. Make a thing! Glue mannequin limbs to robo-parts. Draw on a smiley face. Slap on a few stick-on tattoos to finish it off. Oh, did we mention there’s NO Undo button? Time to roll with the punches! Make a living! Fulfill wacky client requests however you can. From six-armed action figures, to fancy meals served from a toilet seat – any request is (unfortunately) possible. Explore their world and defeat your ultimate enemies: perfectionism and good taste. Fend off haters! Flying tomatoes, rabid hammers, electrifying eels… Fend off foes in time or ignore them and see what “statement” they leave on your precious thing. Upgrade your toolbox! Collect cash for your creations and re-invest it in supplies, tools and workshop upgrades. Expand your inventory or risk ending up making yet another armless Venus de Thingy.

Mini Maker Make A Thing Pre-Installed:

Couch Collab! Test the limits of your relationships by playing any challenge in 2-player couch co-op mode. Lower your expectations now: you two will be making some butt-ugly things. Share your creations! Use the built-in video recorder to share your creations with friends, foes, and the world wide web. As both a weird art kid and a fan of building plastic models, Mini Maker manages to scratch and incredible unique itch to do a lot of mess around creative nonsense. I’ve created blimps with Mickey Mouse faces, I made a three headed dog skateboarder, tricked out a Funko popular collectible figure to look like the world’s most demented Bugsnax character. It also has some minor shmup elements in having to dodge invader bullets (dogs that will poop on your creation, paintbrushes that paint over your stuff, what can only be described as mustard bombers), which can be turned off if you’re looking for a more relaxing experience as well.