Blaster Simulator

Outside of nostalgia if you played this as a kid like me I can't recommend it. For me it is somewhat fun, [b] BUT [/b].... The most annoying thing are the physics that don't work as you might think. Idk know how to explain it other than that you just think "Ok that's a 1000 IQ play right there!" and then it just doesn't do what you thought and have to try again. Then you just spray some bombs somewhere on the structure and it achives the same result (result = destroyed percentage of the structure). That last thing you repeat until the game tells you, that you won. Not every Level is like that, but you will definitly encounter some... And exactly that is, what stopped me from playing futher. Update: There is a easy way to cheat and make your life easier, when the game is unfait: With Shift+D the detonation will occour instantly. But the timers continues to run. When it runs out, there will be a second explosion where the bombs were. Gives you sometime the needed Blast-Power!

I have purchased this game 3 times, As a gift, for myself and a physical copy. Its bad but its kinda funny bad.

Blaster Simulator, developed and published by United Independent Entertainment, takes a specialized approach to the simulation genre by placing players in the role of a professional demolition expert. Rather than emphasizing construction or resource management, the game revolves around the careful planning and execution of controlled explosions. Every assignment challenges players to analyze a building's structure, determine its weakest points, and place explosives with precision to achieve the most efficient collapse possible. This focused concept helps the game stand out, appealing to players who enjoy strategy, experimentation, and the satisfaction of watching a carefully prepared plan unfold exactly as intended. The heart of the gameplay lies in understanding how different building materials respond to explosive force. Concrete, steel, and wood each behave differently under pressure, requiring thoughtful placement of demolition charges instead of relying on brute force. The ability to organize multiple ignition circuits introduces another layer of tactical depth, allowing players to create chain reactions and staggered detonations that maximize structural failure. Success ofte…

No Good man. No good. This does not inspire me to be a demolitionist or a suicide bomber.

This game falls short of being a top-tier experience. Its age is apparent in its outdated graphics, and it lacks support for larger screens, resulting in illegible text and buttons. Additionally, the controls are poorly implemented, detracting from the gameplay. While there's a small chance some might find it enjoyable, I believe that for the vast majority, it's unlikely to be a worthwhile purchase.

Which is it? Blaster Simulator or Demolition Simulator?