Teardown is a premium simulation game for PC that was developed by Tuxedo Labs. In it, players attempt to pull off the perfect heist through creative problem-solving or simply through the use of brute force to achieve their objectives and get to the loot.

Teardown features a voxel art style that is quite reminiscent of Minecraft. Its core gameplay is more in line with something like Demolition Company, though, wherein pretty much every object in levels is interactable and destructible. Players will have various tools at their disposal, ranging from hammers to explosives.

Plan carefully or go full chaos

In Teardown, you are tasked with planning the perfect heist using any means necessary. You could be the clinical type that plans every movement with precision. Alternatively, you could forego that altogether and simply use strength and brute force to get to the prize at hand. Whichever method you end up choosing, it's going to be a chaotic and destructive time either way.

The game’s campaign features a storyline that slowly unfolds with every step and offers a colorful cast of characters to meet and interact with. It gives you a huge arsenal of weapons and tools with which you can wreak havoc and destruction, from guns to a blow torch and even explosives. Combine them with fully destructible voxel environments and realistic physics, and you'll have yourself a blast.

Creative chaos with friends

Teardown features online multiplayer for up to 12 players, allowing friends or other users to play together in shared sessions. You can enjoy the campaign, experiment in sandbox mode, or try community-made mods in private or public lobbies. If you just want to roam around, destroy stuff, and go about at your own pace, Sandbox Mode will let you do that.

Also, this game offers powerful modding tools with built-in support, Lua scripting, and Steam Workshop integration, allowing you to create or enjoy custom maps, vehicles, tools, and game modes. However, performance can drop during large-scale destruction when many objects, explosions, and debris are active, while the controls may take time to master as you need practice to move efficiently and use tools effectively.

Tear the house down

Teardown is a creative destruction sandbox game, where players plan heists or use brute force in fully destructible voxel environments. It combines strategic problem-solving with chaotic gameplay, offering a campaign, sandbox mode, and powerful modding tools with Lua scripting and Steam Workshop support. With multiplayer for up to 12 players, it encourages creative freedom and experimentation. However, large-scale destruction may affect performance, and the controls require practice to master.