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Teardown, the smash-and-grab heist game, now has Steam Workshop supportWith over 100 mods available already
With over 100 mods available already
I’ve said it before, butTeardownis that rarest of things: a technological gimmick with a game that utilises it to its full potential. 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.
Now it has Steam Workshop support, with over 100 mods already available.
Teardown’s developers released level design tools alongside the game a few months back, and people have already been hard at work. That’s why the Steam Workshop is already well stocked. Adeveloper blog post announcing the updatenames a few of their favourites, my favourite of which can be seen below.
Teardown ShredDozer Slowmo in The JunkyardWatch on YouTube
Teardown ShredDozer Slowmo in The Junkyard
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. 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. And yet, it looks a blast. All that destruction really is a wonderful bit of technology.
Of course, some people have already added guns to the game. 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. People will make it anyway, and it’ll be a lot less good or interesting than the base game, but hey-ho.
