Your First Toy Box Submitted to Disney

^ Hey, you never know. I got it in my first try!

^^as did i so there's always a chance

The only toybox I've submitted was for Valentines Day in 1.0. Characters appeared at a central block built gazebo and needed to be delivered to the correct collection pen in an appropriately themed area. Kermit and Piggy went to the Muppet theater, Jack and Sally to the Nightmare Before Christmas spiral hill, Buzz and Jessie to a spaceship and Cinderella and the Prince to the castle. I took so long getting the logic working that I ran out of time to build a larger play area. The zones were nicely themed but the whole play area fit on the largest land block.

I still need to dig into the 2.0 toybox. At this rate 3.0 will be out before I get to it. I've become more of a collector than a gamer it seems.

My first toybox was Ultron Extinction

My first toy box was one I made on Christmas day for the Frozen challenge in 1.0. It had no gameplay and so obviously wasn't featured. Next I entered the Frozen Challenge Pt. II and I place 4th (I think) for my toy box "So This is Heat"

I played So this is Heat just yesterday, it's like one of my favourite toy boxes from 1.0! I can't wait to play it as Olaf! I just love playing it! Lol

Anyway, my first toy box I submitted I think was TreasureHuntRace which came 4th in the pirate adventure challenge!

The boy and I just submitted our first toy box. He did most of the work, to be fair (I'm more of a design consultant...)

Avengers (assembly required)

It's had 1300+ downloads, but only 52 likes. And very few people have completed the game since the leaderboard was added.

Still it was fun to make and interesting trying to work within the limitations of the toy box.

My nephew and I played your Avengers toybox. I thought it was really well done. Very cohesive. The logic work was great and it gave the player a least 20 minutes of play depending on where your figure is leveled and your skill in combat.

Thanks. I showed your comment to my boy and he's grinning from ear-to-ear (obviously, he's aware of your work.)