Teardown

Teardown is a robbery simulator invented by a small studio Tuxedo Labs.. The style is voxel, but every object in the location is destructible, and this opens up a variety of ways to solve the problem. Each mission begins with exploration and selection of tools: a sledgehammer, explosives, saw and transporter are taken in limited quantities, and some of them are unlocked later. The goal is usually simple: get what you need and leave before the police show up. The problem is that you have to pave the way yourself: break down walls, blow up supporting structures, break bridges and block passages. Water and sand behave like real ones: washed away supports collapse, and debris rolls down the slopes. Because of this, the plan has to be changed on the fly. Freedom is limited only by time and the number of tools, so decisions are made quickly. Physics counts weight and debris, so route preparation is more important than speed. Sometimes it is more profitable to spend time creating a hole, and then go through it under the nose of the guards. Some missions do not require hacking at all: it is enough to widen the passage and take away the cargo, leaving behind the ruins. The Steam Workshop is full of mods with new maps and tools, and the editor allows you to create your own levels and entire campaigns. Players organize competitions in terms of speed and degree of destruction. Updates have added new tools and optimizations, and modifications have expanded the map set almost endlessly. For those who dream of complete freedom in business planning, this sandbox provides freedom.