Alien Animals: Sandbox

Alien Animals: Sandbox

Genres:Adventure, Strategy, Simulator
Story:Unleash your creativity in this block building sandbox game with defense strategy elements! You play as an astronaut armed with a laser sword and building tools. You will design and build alien style houses for Alien Animals. Defend and help them to stay safe at home during Virus monster invasion.
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