Teardown Review (Steam)

For our Teardown Review, we need to plan the perfect heist using creative problem-solving, brute force, and everything around us. Teardown features a fully destructible and truly interactive environment where player freedom and emergent gameplay are the driving mechanics.

Teardown Review Pros:

• Decent voxel-like graphics.
• 3.19GB Download size.
• Steam achievements.
• Full controller support.
• Graphics settings – screen mode, resolution, render scale slider, render quality, gamma, a field of view slider, barrel distortion, motion blur, and v – sync.
• Controller settings are dealt with in the steamy controller config system.
• Can rebind controls on the mouse and keyboard.
• Game settings to change your experience – adjust alarm time, adjust ammo, adjust health, mission skipping, and allow spawn.
• Sandbox settings – unlock all levels, and unlock all tools.
• Full Mod support complete with a featured mods menu.
• Four game modes – Campaign, sandbox, Challenges, and expansions.
• Fast loading times.
• On-screen button prompts for both the keyboard and the controller.
• First-person view.
• Tutorial signs as you play.
• Pick up canisters or items from the world.
• Vehicles and construction vehicles can be found, driven, and used.
• Handy overview camera showing the land and missions.
• Full physics mechanics.
• Your home is where you can mess around and take on missions.
• Ten locations.
• Plays as a destruction-based puzzle game.
• Infinite replay value.
• So much fun to play.
• Play how you want and it is highly encouraged.
• Adds in variety with Heist-style missions and even has enemy robots!
• Fires can break out so you need to put them out.
• Forty-odd story missions.
• Over 15 types of tools.
• Find valuables with story missions for bonus rewards.
• Online leaderboards.
• Remote play together support.

Teardown Review Cons:

• The menu navigation with the controller is clumsy with the right stick controlling a mouse pointer.
• The walls fall down way too quickly with the vehicles.
• The tutorial hints are not that specific or common.
• Felt like I didn’t know what to do all the time.
• The first job in the campaign should have been a lot more hand-holding as it lays out everything you can and needs to do.
• The music isn’t that great.

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Teardown:

Official website.

Developer: Tuxedolabs

Publisher: Tuxedolabs

Store Links – 

Steam