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About This Game

You have a handful of charges and a building that has to go. Tap to set one. Boom. Then watch every brick, plank and pane come down on its own.

Everything that comes down is money. Spend it between rounds on a skill tree that keeps opening up: 68 skills in the demo alone, each with its own little picture. A bigger bang, more charges, weaker walls, better loot. And some skills change the rules: chain reactions, fireworks somebody left inside, a wrecking ball, a demolition drone.

A blast hurts everything in reach. Whatever is no longer joined to the ground falls, and lands hard. Find what holds it all up, cut it, and the whole thing grinds itself to dust.

Wood, brick and glass are each their own currency. Everything that comes down flies into the trucks, and a good haul sings.

A garden shed for Mr. Pell, aged 84. A treehouse for the Okafor twins. A water tower for the Council, mostly. Then a brick garage, a corner shop, a whole row of houses and the clock tower. Every client wants their building gone, and every building is bigger than the last.

Norm is the site safety officer. Everything here is legal, he says. Completely normal. One hundred percent legal demolitions. He says it a lot, and less convincingly every time.

• You set every charge. An active incremental: nothing idles for you
  
• Buildings that really crumble. Every brick, plank and pane breaks, falls and lands on its own
  
• A big skill tree. 68 skills in the demo, something new to buy almost every round
  
• Skills that change the rules, not just bigger numbers
  
• Short rounds. Real progress every time
  
• From a garden shed to the clock tower, and the full game goes further

Play the free demo now: eight sites, from a garden shed to the clock tower. At the end Norm hands you a certificate, and its code brings all your progress into the full game.

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AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

The voice-over and the music in the trailer were made with generative AI tools. The game itself, its graphics, its sound effects and its music were made without generative AI.