Teardown is a unique heist game with a fully destructible voxel world, where you plan and execute perfect robberies. The game offers maximum freedom with a 100% destructible environment – you can blow up walls with explosives, drive a truck through buildings, or stack objects to create shortcuts no one thought of. Everything around can become a tool to serve your plan.


The gameplay of Teardown is divided into two bold phases. The preparation phase allows you to freely explore, sabotage, and map out the optimal route to collect targets. Then, when you touch the first target, the alarm sounds and you only have 60 seconds to complete the mission before being caught. Run, jump, drive, shoot a slingshot – do whatever it takes to escape with the loot.

The Campaign mode with 40 missions tells the journey from a debt demolition company to taking suspicious contracts. You will be drawn into a complex spiral of revenge, betrayal, and insurance fraud – from destroying buildings, stealing cars, breaking safes to avoiding armed robots. Collect hidden items in the levels to upgrade 17 diverse tools from sledgehammers, welding torches, fire extinguishers to guns and explosives.

The Sandbox mode offers an unlimited creative space with endless resources and many tools. This is where you experiment with crazy ideas without worrying about time pressure. The Challenges mode tests skills through practical challenges, gradually unlocking as you progress in the main campaign.

The highlight of Teardown is advanced voxel technology with realistic physics fully simulating debris, vehicles, water, fire, and smoke. The game uses optimized ray-tracing to run smoothly even on mid-range graphics cards. Unlike traditional destruction games that only use destruction as a secondary effect, Teardown makes it the core of gameplay – every explosion, every collapsing wall has tactical significance.

Strong mod support with integrated level editor, Lua scripting and Steam Workshop. The community has created countless maps, mini games, tools and custom vehicles. From 3D scans of real locations to unofficial multiplayer modes – creativity is almost limitless.

The game has received positive reviews from critics with a Metacritic score of 80/100 on PC. PC Gamer called Teardown the "most creative sandbox since Garry's Mod" while Rock Paper Shotgun praised the destruction mechanics as superior to classic destruction games. The combination of freedom to cause destruction and the challenge of time optimization creates a unique experience.
