Radiangames has released a teaser trailer for its upcoming game, Instruments of Destruction. Instruments of Destruction is a vehicle-building sandbox featuring advanced physics-based destruction. Furthermore, the lead tech designer of Red Faction Guerrilla is also working on this game.
In this game, players can create crazy construction vehicles and use them to demolish buildings and complete various objectives.
Instruments of Destruction features an advanced physics-based destruction system. Thus, players can demolish every structure in the game piece by piece. In addition, every object you see in the game world–save for small decorative plants and rocks–is part of the physics system. Each element of the world interacts with each other and together they create a physical, visceral world to play with.
Instruments of Destruction will be coming to Steam Early Access in Q4 2021.
Enjoy!
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Well that title is enough to kill any interest from most gamers.
I thought by now we have fully destructive environments in most games, but somehow things are going backwards.
I was hoping for an action game similar to the RF series, or some topdown isometric twinstick shooter kind of thing with insane destruction. Those sandboxes are not really my thing, even if i love physics based games.
I’m still waiting for a FPS title with the same level of destruction of
the two last Red Factions, in the same vain of the classics.
The next battlefield could be it.
As long as they make a good campaign, yes. Not some random objectives in a big open map like BFV that was over in like 5 hours.
Lovely graphics! The tilt shift micromachine art design has my attention.
Another meme game, nothing to see here
anyone over 12 who doesn’t get bored with such a game after 5 minutes has serious problems
looks like some mobile game people play on the sh*tter