There are the toys we broke, the ones we gave away too soon, the ones still asleep in a box at the back of a closet. A truck, a doll, a console, a box of bricks that was always missing the one piece that mattered. They are not just objects: they are summers, bedrooms, family voices.
Brick-a-Brac is the district for all of that. Here the trees are made of bricks, and so are the graves, and three little figures wander the plate looking for their way. A brick tower stands at the center: click it to open a 3D mini game and rebuild a small stele, piece by piece, turning it in every direction.
Who rests in Brick-a-Brac
The “Childhood & toys” category: a worn-out plush, a living room console, an incomplete construction set, a card collection, the garden hut. Epitaphs often talk about a rainy Sunday and a piece that was missing.
Categories buried here : Childhood & toys
Worth a visit in this district
The brick tower
Walk up to the big brick tower and open the 3D mini game: you place the pieces one by one on the plate, rotate them, and find the brick that hid behind a block. The game runs entirely in your browser.
Epitaph ideas
Here lies the box of bricks that was always one piece short.
Here rests Mr. Bunny, one eye less, a thousand hugs more.
Grey console, 1998. It never lost a game, it was just unplugged.
Frequently asked questions
What can I bury in Brick-a-Brac?
Anything from childhood: a toy, a plush, a board game, a console, a collection, a hut. If you are unsure, the “Childhood & toys” category is the one you need.
How does the tower mini game work?
You pick a brick in the tray, rotate it with the R key or a right click, then place it on the plate to rebuild the stele. One brick is hidden somewhere: turn the view to find it.
Does the mini game work on mobile?
Yes. Touch a brick, move it, then confirm with “Place here”. If your device cannot handle 3D, a message says so and the rest of the cemetery works as usual.
Bury a toy
Childhood toys, brick by brick.
Bury here