Realistic Tower Destruction
Nikita Markin · 2020 · Simulation, Indie, Destruction, Sandbox, Physics
PC
Mixed67% · 42 📉 Recent reviews down 58%
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About Realistic Tower Destruction
Game allows you to build many kinds of towers from a variety of bricks and experience their dynamic destruction physics in a sandbox environment.
Different types of interaction.
Steam workshop support
Build or improve on existing tower . You can then import them into the game, share them on the Steam workshop.
Different types of interaction.
- wrecking ball
- earthquake
- wind
- explosion
Steam workshop support
Build or improve on existing tower . You can then import them into the game, share them on the Steam workshop.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Realistic Tower Destruction is a small but earnest physics-sandbox project built around a simple, satisfying loop: construct a tower and then subject it to as much devastation as you can muster. Developed and published by Nikita Markin, the game revolves around structural experimentation rather than goals or story. You’re given a blank space, a collection of modular building pieces, and a suite of destructive forces ranging from explosions to earthquakes. The premise is uncomplicated, yet it taps into a very primal appeal—the pleasure of seeing something you created collapse with convincing physical weight. For players who enjoy virtual toys, stress simulations, or engineering curiosities, the game offers a straightforward and accessible environment to play in. The building tools form the backbone of the experience. You can assemble towers from various brick types and arrange them in any configuration you like, allowing towering spires, fat blocky castles, unstable sculptures, or architectural experiments that push the engine’s limits. The controls are easy enough to grasp, letting you snap pieces together and iterate on a design quickly. The game becomes more interesting once you…1 found this helpful
Nice game but you are over it quite fast. Not enough function, too blank. WP for the workshop tho1 found this helpful
cool but not a lot of workshop items1 found this helpful
I found this game years ago before it was ever even on steam watching physics sims on Youtube and had to go to an actual website and buy the download and support the dev that way, I lost that download on my old laptop and have been looking for this game ever since I got a new pc. Screw all the bad reviews, this game is fun af for how simple it is. sure the camera controls are just a bit janky but that doesn't make it not fun. Pretty sure when I bought it years ago it was a 1 person project as well so I 100% support the dev on this.
PEAK GAME
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