It has a series of levels and each level has challenging gameplay. You can create a fire engine, a dragster, a helicopter and an airplane, etc.

The game lets the player create different kinds of vehicles from a set of bricks and gain experience of their destructive physics and driving. It offers an open world based on sandbox environment.

The case protects the iPad, helps to ensure that it will not slip off surfaces, and adds NO bulk or weight.Brick Rigs is a Building, Sandbox, Driving, Physics-based, Single and Multiplayer Simulation developed by Lukas Rustemeyer. I think it is a very good case for the iPad. It would be nice if the cover had a way to slide open to provide a handle of some sort (without bulk). So the complaints listed previously are just not real deficiencies when you use the iPad. In portait mode, the case is not as stable as might be desired, however I have not found this to be an issue of use. The cover is stable in the landscape mode, nice for photos. I did not find the edges to be any problem. I want the case to make holding it easy – it does. I do not want my wonderful iPad to slip and fall. And I like the material because it is not slippery. While the exterior materials show finger marks, it looks fine. Yes, I need to also use a screen protector, but that is OK. This case protects the iPad, yet does nto add bulk or weight. However I did not want to carry another laptop. I travel quite a bit and wanted a “device” so that I could keep my personal and business matters while traveling. I bought the iPad for its size and weight. I found the instructions to be easy to follow. I was pleasantly surprised with it, as it is better than I expected. Flap on inside gets in the way (This is not an issue now that I learned how to tuck it in behind the iPad).Wobbly when holding the iPad in vertical modes.No Poor instructions on how to use it for us dumb people.Edges make it uncomfortable to hold the iPad while in the case and to get at some controls.Functional as it serves to hold the device up for typing on a flat surface.Sturdy feel means it shouldn’t fall apart quickly.Microfiber won’t scratch screen or back of iPad.As a result you cannot see any of the silver case and it looks much better and feels much better in your hands. The flap that I mistakenly complain about in the video is actually meant to be tucked behind the iPad. And the flap that covers the opening where you slide in the iPad gets in the way as you hold it with the cover folded back. It also makes it hard to get at some of the controls, especially the switch that locks the aspect ratio. The edges around the case, where the manufacturer stitched the pieces of material together, protrude to make it a little uncomfortable to hold. That means it matches the iPad, which collects finger prints. It feels like it will protect the iPad well, but the surface collects dust. The case is a little expensive at $39.00.

Brick rigs for ipad