Deconstruction Simulator

good

I love it! It's the perfect amount of grind and I just hope you all continue adding new houses to take down. Great Game No Matter! It did say that my pc wasn't good enough but I didn't have any issues playing the game.

Never playing this game again. I thought it would be a good game judging from the promotional art. Tried to start a new save, Basically destroyed my left monitor. Had to use powershell to get it normal and i uninstalled it after. I really dont recommend it.

So I don't usually go for these kinds of games, but I ended up really enjoying it. Tearing down houses, looting and packing a van, it's actually pretty fun. The only thing that I wish the developers would look at is this really cute bunny plush in a red polka dot dress. This plush is both my favorite animal and we have matching dresses so naturally I made sure to save her and a teddy bear who somehow survived the whole house demo. (He was a fighter so I brought him too.) After arriving to the warehouse, I set them on the desk so I could have some friends join me at the computer in the warehouse. To avoid penalties at loose items, I would move them to the inside of a spare van right before the end of the day and this worked pretty well for a bit. I loved having the little guys to return to, and it was cute seeing them in the otherwise construction-y setting. Then heartbreak, I accidentally ended a day at a jobsite before I could move them to my spare van and they were confiscated as loose items.... I understand warehouse cleanliness but they were my company mascots.... I actually put the game down for a day when I lost them to grieve. It makes me pretty sad there is no way to make t…

Good game, sometimes a little buggy. Could use with some refinements or tweaks but would recommend to others

Played 28hrs about a session every day or so till I was done with it. I wasn't expecting to like this, especially since the demo tutorial was janky (not so much glitchy, it's just poorly translated to English and the steps aren't laid out well). Decided to get it since it was only 15 bucks and I was looking for a novel job sim game. This turned out to be pretty novel. I haven't played teardown, but if you took some of the speedrunner mentality out of that game, grounded the concept into an actual blue collar job, then you end up with something like this. The game does crash. I don't think it ever crashed at a time that I wasn't going "uh oh, I'm losing frames" so it was likely my computer having a hard time handling a few thousand physics objects piling on top of one another. Or maybe some better programming was needed to optimize? Not sure. Another note is the UI and the features don't seem to be finished. As if the dev said, "good enough we need to ship it", and here it is. That being said, for 15 bucks I was still able to enjoy playing it while listening to youtube videos and I genuinely enjoyed it. Worth the money, gets a thumbs up from me.