People think they want a standard multiplayer shooter set in a world where buildings can be blown to bits, but I posit that: they do not. Of course, some people have already added guns to the game. All that destruction really is a wonderful bit of technology. It's a playground, basically - the kind of thing a less impressively designed game might have had to rely on but which Teardown does not. It's called The Junkyard, and it offers a car shredder, bulldozer, killdozer, shreddozer, ball and chain crane, monster trucks and more in a junkyard filled with cars. A developer blog post announcing the update names a few of their favourites, my favourite of which can be seen below. That's why the Steam Workshop is already well stocked. Teardown's developers released level design tools alongside the game a few months back, and people have already been hard at work. Now it has Steam Workshop support, with over 100 mods already available.
It's a first-person heist 'em up set in an entirely destructible world, in which you must smash and explode routes through buildings to grab your targets and escape before a timer runs out. I've said it before, but Teardown is that rarest of things: a technological gimmick with a game that utilises it to its full potential.
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