01 Start with a few blocks.
Build
A small shelter, a garden wall, a place to call your own. Combine familiar materials with shaped blocks, glass, and the details that turn a stack of pieces into your place.
Place blocks · Choose shapes · Make a home
A game by Ness In development
Build a place.
Make it yours.
A gentle survival game about building, painting,
and making a world your own.
The world is your canvas
Gather a few materials. Find a place you like. Build something, mix a color, and make it yours. Linseed Oil is a gentle survival game about building and painting a world you can return to, alone or with friends.
01 Start with a few blocks.
A small shelter, a garden wall, a place to call your own. Combine familiar materials with shaped blocks, glass, and the details that turn a stack of pieces into your place.
Place blocks · Choose shapes · Make a home
02 Then leave your mark.

Brush color straight onto the world. Draw a line, fill a face, or add a stamp. Keep your favorite colors on your palette, save a pattern, and reuse it on a whole stack of blocks.
Brushes & fills · Stamps · Saved patterns

03 A small ritual of making.

Use the Materializer to mine the blocks for your next idea. Craft oil paints from pigments and linseed oil, then spend paint as you work. Four color stocks make room for a whole palette of possibilities.
Gather materials · Craft oil paints · Keep creating
There’s room for a friend
Build on your own, or join friends in a shared world. Add your corner, trade ideas, and come back to what you’ve made.
Persistent worlds · Solo or multiplayerFrom the workshop
Linseed Oil is in active development for Windows and macOS. We're refining building, painting, and shared worlds for early playtests. The gameplay shown here is from the current development build; things will keep changing.
Development journalPreviously known as SkateMiner. A new name for a game about making.
A place on the palette
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