Destruction Simulator
Destruction simulator is a demolition simulation game, where you take on the role of a construction worker. You are tasked with the destruction of multiple buildings, using your tools to fullfill your job.
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Destruction Simulator is a demolition simulation game in which you take on the role of a construction worker who is tasked with tearing down several structures of varying building type and scope.
Get to work!
As an apprentice, your assignment is the destruction of a building. Watch the walls crumble beneath your mighty hammer and enjoy the collapse when you destroy the retaining walls and everything comes down upon you. You start with a small selection of construction site vehicles and equipment at your disposal. Use smaller tools to tear down the building piece by piece or come in like a wrecking ball (with a wrecking ball) to watch the whole building collapse.
Finish sub-tasks and earn that money!
Each work assignment consists of several alternating sub-tasks that must be completed to do a perfect job and get a higher final assessment. These task can very between ensuring the safety of the construction site by placing fences and moving old furniture that has been left behind out of the building. The overall assessment of your performance determines your pay for the assignment, which can be used to buy new or improved tools.
