Abriss Build To Destroy Review (Steam)

For this Abriss Build To Destroy Review, we play an atmospheric physics-destruction building game. Build structures from parts to let them crash into your targets. Unlock new parts, destroy more, and witness entropy at its worst in digital-brutalist cityscapes. Build to destroy.

Abriss Build To Destroy Review Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 1.88GB download size.
• Steam achievements.
• Full controller support.
• Graphics settings – resolution, anti-aliasing, v-sync, fps cap, performance profile, deactivate boids, fullscreen, and motion blur.
• Controller and keyboard settings – can rebind controls, Invert axis, and sensitivity sliders.
• Colorblind support.
• Set the folder used for image exports.
• Puzzle gameplay.
• Tutorial video pop-ups before a level.
• Three game modes – campaign, sandbox, and endless mode.
• Fast loading time.
• World map level select.
• A full 3D world with 360-degree camera control.
• The goal of the game is to build structures to blow up the current build.
• At the end of a level, you get a performance chart, how many moves it took and any unlock points earned.
• It looks incredible.
• Full physics engine and what is needed to get the job done. Every building/structure you have to break down has a red dot that you are aiming for.
• You can effortlessly undo the last move or reset the puzzle.
• You have total freedom of how to place and use each part.
• When you hit go and watch your creation destroy the target it’s so satisfying.
• Photo mode is quick and easy to use.
• You can replay any finished level.
• A full 100 percent destruction bar finish is not needed to progress.
• The game is a really cool take on the genre.
• Steam Workshop support and integrated so you can navigate it all through the game.
• The sandbox mode lets you create whatever you want.
• Sandbox Creations can be uploaded and downloaded.
• Amazing-looking locations.
• In endless mode, you need to destroy the white blocks to advance and blow up part spawner to get parts.
• Steam-integrated leaderboards.
• Lets me recreate my favorite pastime of breaking other people’s Lego creations in many devious ways.
• Built-in GIF creator along with the ability to export and save the GIF.
• A brilliant brain workout.

Abriss Build To Destroy Review Cons:

• The controls with the controller are not smooth, it has issues when building up anything and requires you to spin around until it decides to move.
• The controls sometimes show as a keyboard when using a controller.
• Having the restart level option in the menu at the bottom is less than ideal.
• Takes a while to get used to how each individual block type works and reacts with each other.
• Had the game lock up and crash a few times.
• Never sure how the scoring or blocks destroyed works.
• Can almost always get the game to crash and it feels like it’s a ‘you are doing it wrong” error.
• At times the menu refuses to co-operate with button presses.

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Abriss Build To Destroy:

Official website.

Developer:  Randwerk

Publisher: Randwerk

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Steam