Teardown 1.0.0.1

Teardown is a physics-based heist game developed by Tuxedo Labs. The game allows players to plan and execute heists in fully-destructible environments using a variety of tools and vehicles.

Teardown is currently available on PC via Steam.

The goal of Teardown is to complete heist missions by utilizing tools and vehicles to overcome obstacles and evade enemies. Players can also create their own levels using the in-game editor.

The physics engine in Teardown allows for fully-destructible environments, meaning that players can use explosives and other tools to create their own paths through levels. The engine also allows for realistic vehicle driving and destruction.

No, Teardown does not feature any multiplayer modes at this time.

Yes, Teardown features a level editor that allows players to create and share custom levels with others. The game also has support for mods created using the Lua programming language.

Teardown features a campaign mode with several heist missions, but the game does not have a traditional story. The focus is on gameplay and sandbox-style experimentation.

Tools such as sledgehammers, explosives, and blowtorches can be used to create paths through levels and disable security systems. Vehicles such as forklifts and boats can be used to transport goods and escape from enemies.

Yes, Teardown has support for playing with a controller.

Teardown can be challenging at times, especially when trying to complete missions without being detected or triggering alarms. However, the game is designed to encourage experimentation and creativity, allowing players to find their own solutions to problems.