Curvy3D GO

About

"Curvy3D GO" is a 3D sculpting game where players use drawing skills to model in 3D with curve-based and standard primitives. The game offers curve tools for perfection and sculpting tools to shape models like clay, with the ability to export creations in OBJ format or as high-resolution screenshots. This game is great for organic art and showcases a full set of digital clay tools.

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

83%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

gameplay1 negative mentions

Extremely easy to use and understand, making it beginner-friendly and quick to learn.
Great for creating fast and easy organic shapes, with support for importing and exporting in OBJ format for compatibility with other 3D tools.
Lightweight and undemanding on hardware, allowing it to run on older systems and laptops.

Lacks key rebind options, with default keybinds being counterintuitive compared to popular 3D programs.
Less suitable for mechanical shapes, which may limit its use for some modellers.
Limited video tutorials available, making it harder for beginners to find comprehensive guidance.

gameplay
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The gameplay is noted to be less suitable for creating mechanical shapes, although SVG import functionality offers some assistance; however, it is generally believed that most modellers may not utilize this tool for such purposes.
- “Less suitable for mechanical shapes, though not impossible (SVG import helps), but I doubt most modellers would use this tool for that purpose.”
stability
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Users express significant concerns regarding the stability of the software, particularly with the ongoing development of version 4.1. Many casual users may struggle with the complexities and glitches associated with using both 4.1 and its predecessor, leading to potential data loss from crashes and issues with exporting files. Overall, the current state of stability is seen as a barrier for new users, necessitating further patches and improvements.
- “The long and ongoing development for 4.1 from EA concerns me for more casual users who may not want to deal with the complexities of both 4.1 and the previous version, especially when it comes to losing unsaved progress due to crashes.”
- “Users may struggle with the limitations and glitches of the software, particularly when exporting files between versions, which can lead to frustrating experiences.”
- “The requirement to format copy/paste mirrored objects before executing functions can result in errors, leaving users with copies that are inside out and complicating the workflow.”