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"Spark Project” is a free-to-play game construction kit, designed exclusively for the Xbox One by Team Dakota. While the main game employs a fantasy-style look and feel, "Spark Project” allows for an incredible amount of visual and design variety. Ce week-end, the team is gearing up for the “Project Spark 1 Year Anniversary Celebration” and offering players more than ever before: XP and Credit multiplier, rebates on Spark Credits, et de plus. Head on over to MajorNelson.com for more information on this fantastic, fan-centric event.

Over the last year, "Spark Project” users have been crafting their own levels at a furious pace. Let’s take a look at 10 of the best they’ve cooked up.

A Cotton Tail

The story of a small squirrel trying to escape a desert environment, this is one of the prettiest “Project Spark” creations to date. C'est un bon, enclosed world with more than simply enemies to kill; your job is to run, jump, and not get eaten, all in an attempt to escape the desert.

Oakvale: Fable

This is a full recreation of the very first quest in Lionhead’s classic Xbox title, “Fable.” It includes the entirety of the Oakvale map and all of its inhabitants—even including all of their original dialogue. It’s no surprise that the fantasy stylings of “Project Spark” are right at home here, but you’ll still be shocked at how much detail the creator has managed to wedge into it.

Halo HUD and Enemies

More of a “proof of concept” than an actual game, this is exactly what it sounds like: a strikingly convincing recreation of the original Halo, down to the number of bullets remaining displayed on the HUD of your assault rifle. Expect to see some familiar enemy faces.

Block Blitz

Another simple-but-effective concept, the goal here is to help your little white square avoid attacks from all sides by bigger enemy squares. The results are surprisingly fun, with an impressive amount of polish for a user-made game.

Dakotris

Yep, this is pretty much “Tetris,” expertly executed using the “Project Spark” tools. You’ve played it before, Jobbie, but it will only take about 20 seconds to remember why you want to play it again.

Bubbles

In “Bubbles,” your job is to guide like-colored bits toward each other; once they’re close, simply click them, and they disappear. The goal is to clear the whole screen, and the experience is a bit like popping packing bubbles—just way more colorful.

Anti Smasher

This conceptual, twitch-based puzzle game demonstrates that you are definitely not limited to fantasy fare in “Project Spark,” and can definitely veer into abstract territory. Basically, when you move the white block in “Anti Smasher,” the black one moves in the opposite direction… c'est si simple. There are only five levels at the moment, but this is smart, addictive stuff.

Pinball Raid 2

Pinball, anyone? “Pinball Raid 2” takes you to a rather historic-looking miniature village, with interactive scenery that your ball can activate or destroy. Very slick!

Blaze Jumper

This 2D platformer recalls the Xbox Live Arcade “Super Meat Boy.” It’s minimal, stark, and tough-as-nails.

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