Back in August, we shared a video from a new voxel game that promises to feature a fully destructible world. This game is called Teardown, is being developed by Tuxedo Labs, targets a 2020 release, and you can find below a new gameplay video from it.
The game features a fully destructible and truly interactive environment where player freedom and emergent gameplay are the driving mechanics. In this game, players can plan the perfect heist using creative problem solving, brute force and everything around them.
Players are able to tear down walls with vehicles or explosives to create shortcuts. Players can also stack objects to reach higher, and use the environment to their advantage in the most creative way they can think of.
This latest gameplay video showcases some of the destruction that players can cause in it. And as you will find out, the level of destruction is pretty crazy. Yes, this is a voxel game. However, we haven’t seen this kind of destruction since the Red Faction games. And, to be honest, I’m really excited to see a game in which you can destroy almost everything.
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I’ve also included below another gameplay video from YouTube. Contrary to the Twitter video, the YouTube video packs higher quality footage. As such, I strongly suggest watching both of them!
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Looks cool, has promise, but still seems a bit gimmicky. I don’t see anyone spending more than a dozen hours with this. If only big AAA companies would take this and run with it.
Instead games like Red Faction and OLD Battlefield destruction seems to be going backwards.
It hinges on the movement system imo. If that’s interesting then the replayability could be amazing. The final run to steal the items must be fun to execute mechanically.
This tech’s really impressive. I would really love to see this tech on a big budgeted game
The closest thing we got was Red Faction Guerrilla, but this looks far more advanced.
Yeah, I played that series but this is definitely more improved
Yes, that would be amazing
This is just Minecraft with extra steps.
twitter is the worst when it comes to video, blurry video even after you fullscreen, sometimes the video freezes and doesnt buffer.
It looks like Minecraft and everything breaks so easily. Are the walls made of paper?
Looks boring. Complete trash.
I bet the teenagers going to love it.
careful with that edge….
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