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Plan and execute the perfect heist in a fully destructible world. In Teardown, anything can be broken, moved, or turned into a shortcut. Take your time and use creative problem-solving, brute force, and everything around you to create an efficient path through the level.
Run, jump, drive, slingshot. Do whatever you need to collect targets, avoid robots, or steal whatever your clients ask for, alone or together with friends in multiplayer. And whatever you do… don’t get caught.
Features
Fully destructible voxel environments
Realistic physics, fire, smoke, water, debris, and vehicles
Multiplayer chaos - up to 12 people
Huge arsenal of tools and explosives
Story-driven campaign with 40 missions, fun in single player, a blast in multiplayer.
Sandbox mode for unlimited resources and destruction, alone or together with friends
Thousands of community made mods to enjoy!
After accepting a shady offer in hopes of saving your demolition business, you’re pulled into a murky soup of revenge, betrayal, and insurance fraud. You soon find yourself stealing cars, demolishing buildings, blowing up safes, avoiding trigger-happy robots and more.
Upgrade your expanding arsenal of tools by searching for hidden valuables scattered around the environment.
Use the same editor the developers use to create custom maps, tools, vehicles, and game modes. Complete with built-in mod support, Lua scripting, and Steam Workshop integration. Teardown includes detailed example mods you can learn from or build upon, making it easy for aspiring modders to get started. Or just dive in and enjoy the wide range of community-created mods.
Up to 12 people can play together in an online multiplayer session. Set up a private session for you and your friends or join a public lobby. You can play the campaign, have fun in sandbox mode, or play mods created by the community.
Create chaos in sandbox mode with unlimited resources and total freedom. Experiment, destroy, spawn objects, and play by your own rules.
A free mini campaign expansion for Teardown featuring five new heist missions set in the quiet village of Tilläggaryd. Introducing new tools like the Paperboy Gun and Jackhammer. Created as a mod, Art Vandals also serves as an introduction to Teardown’s powerful modding systems.
Buy Teardown in Sri Lanka for Rs. 4,950 — currently 50% off on Steam. Pay in 3 interest-free installments with Koko, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Action, Indie, Simulation, Strategy.
i like it
Teardown is a fantastic game with amazing physics, and the community mods make it literally so much fun to play My pc specs are in the review, and i get over 150 fps, max graphics, and about 80 - 90 fps when in "Voxel Town" I recommend Teardown, physics, buildings, gameplay, all amazing!
A very well underrated strategic based game where you complete tasks spread across maps, where everything is 100% destructible, in a set amount of time by quite literally tearing down the environment of the map to make your own faster route. You use different items tools and vehicles that make for very creative ways of getting around obstacles and planning faster routes its very well optimized for singleplayer and multiplayer, the graphics are amazing, the mods are cool and there are so many missions that are all unique. ive never heard anybody talk about this game and i think its very underrated
Pros: It is a decent game, with a good story. The graphics are very nice. The smoke, and other real time physics simulations are top notch, they are the best I've seen in any game so far. Cons: The price of the game is fair, but after completing the main campaign, the gameplay feels stale and gets rather boring. The game also has extra DLC Content (that basically can be achieved with mods) for more money. My opinion: if you're looking for a fun game that will keep you entertained, this will do it, but I would not expect much else to after finishing the campaign. In the long run, this game will likely end up sitting in your steam library, only for you to hop onto the game for a few hours every year or so. There's only so much fun to be had destroying and exploring the Official and Modded maps. Think of it as loading into a new Minecraft world, blowing up every village nearby with TNT, and then moving onto the next world to do the same thing. TLDR: I would recommend this game for its short content, beacuse the game is fun and impressive, but it does get boring after finishing the campaign, and lacks sufficient content. So don't expect to be playing for too long.
it's a game 👍