----------------------------------------  ---------------------------------------- Dynablocks is a casual virtual world. Every user has a Character and a Place. A Place can be modified in two ways. Generally, a user will modify his or her Place by Visiting from the Dynablocks web site. When you visit your own places, the changes that you make persist until the next time you (or anyone else) visits your place. ---------------------------------------- our small development team will make sure it looks like the real deal, sorry, but this is still a work in progress, expect many updates, and more places. see ya then! ---------------------------------------- if you would like to apply in order to help us create this project, send a message to gabrielman25. ---------------------------------------- new places coming out:  -trades and hangouts ---------------------------------------- DEVELOPER JOURNAL:

Welcome one and all to the dynablocks Developer’s Journal. Like everything in dynablocks, this journal is an experiment. The idea is that members of the dynablocks team will post here to share their thoughts about different aspects of the game, give hints, answer questions, and occasionally post some sneak-previews of what is in the works. gabrielman25 wanted to write the first post to the blog, but unfortunately he is buried under a mountain of gnarly scratch coding and merciless 3D ray cast theory. We all hope that he recovers soon.

One thing we at Dynablocks have been thinking hard about is how to make sure users can find fun games on Dynablocks when they want to play a quick game. In the past this has not been a problem since we didn’t have all that many users, and only a handful of those users knew how to make cool places that others would want to play in. Recently, the number of users who are proficient builders has exploded, as evidenced by the abundance of cool new maps that are published to Dynablocks every month. If you go to the “Browse Places” tab, you’ll now get exactly 1 page of places (as of this writing). That’s a few places. Let’s say you are tired of playing on the newest maps and you want to find an old favorite. If you remember what it was called, you can just search for it. Otherwise, you are hosed. Your best option right now is asking a veteran player what the cool maps were three months ago. Clearly we can do better than this. -end of post ----------------------------------------