Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

Smash your own desktop

Your wallpaper, your icons, that spreadsheet you hate: grab a hammer and go. Turn your desktop into glass and watch it crack and shatter. Make it wood and saw it, metal and dent it, paper and burn it, concrete and crumble it, flesh and... well. Break all the way through and there's a room hiding behind your screen.

Wreck it while it plays

Put any window across your screen (a video, a stream, a slideshow) and destroy it while it keeps running. Or drop a TV on your desktop, tune it in and put a hammer through it.

Earn every tool

Beat quick challenges against the clock to unlock each tool: shoot ten cans in five seconds, break out of a glass screen, snipe rats in a car park. Then take all seventeen into Sandbox, from the chainsaw and the flamethrower to the minigun and the bazooka.

Make it personal

Tag the faces on your desktop as an actor, a politician or your boss, and unlock challenges made just for them. Paint on a moustache. Draw on some shades. You know what to do.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Parts of the store page text and the on-screen slideshow in one store clip were drafted with AI help, then edited by the developer. The game's art, models, music and sound effects are made by the developer or by credited artists, listed in the game's credits. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

You smash a picture of your own desktop with tools and weapons: guns, a bazooka, a flamethrower, a chainsaw. Turn the desktop into flesh and it bruises, splits and bleeds, with hanging skin and dripping blood, and one room behind the screen is an opened body.

Optional face challenges use the faces on your own desktop: you name a person (an actor, a politician, a musician) and then deface their picture, such as shooting it, cutting out an eye or carving a pentagram into the forehead. One challenge has you shoot rats.

It is cartoon styled, nobody fights back, and the game ships no pictures of real people: the only faces are the ones already on your screen.