Box of Dreams - Scene modular

 (last update: 2025.8.26)

add new road block element to the game (see print profile)

What is this?

This is a modular system that uses CyberBrick and 3D-printed components to create a puzzle-solving game scene.

It’s a long-term project, and I plan to update it frequently (every one or two weeks) with new elements.

Intro:

You are the little forklift working in the BambuLab warehouse. One day, an order comes in , a printer need to send to a kid on the other side of the world, but it fall out of the truck by accident and it seems get damaged .  It’s a birthday gift that will help the child pursue his dream of becoming a future engineer—without it, that dream might never come true. the birthday is in just few days, a new package need to be resend ASAP!

Normally, multiple machines would work together to deliver the order, but today is a public holiday, and all the other machines are parked in the garage. Now, you must use both your mind and strength to successfully deliver the box to the loading dock at the airport.

Let the journey begin!

Why doing this?

When I was a kid, I was fascinated by a game called The Neverhood—it was made with 2 tons of clay! Years passed, and nowadays, adventure games have reached another level in terms of gameplay and graphics. But The Neverhood remains one of the best games in my playlist because the real physical materials used gave it a unique feeling no other game could offer. That’s why I want to create a real, physical scene that people can enjoy with friends.

Goal:

By continuing to work on this project, the ultimate goal is to allow users to print their own customizable game scenes. They can:

• Challenge each other during parties.
• Create unique puzzle challenges.
• Share their maps online.

The possibilities are unlimited—as long as you have a 3D printer, you can turn your imagination into reality.

Reminder:

The scene I’ve created is just a sample of what’s possible—you can expand it by adding roadblocks, creating detours, or even designing puzzles using wall elements. There are no limits to how you can set it up. I would love to see your setup in the comments. 

The game is build base on official Bambulab Cyberbrick Forklift, but you can use other RC toy in the game.   

Early Prototype

Component List

Base for modular floor

2 types of floor tiling

1 Barrier Gate (Cyberbrick version link: Here)

1 Workbench (Cyberbrick version link: Here)

1 Traffic cone

2 Modular Wall (one for flat one for conner)

1 Crate

1 Pallet