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Megaton: Total Destruction

Guilt free destruction of beautiful cities around the world! With an unique armory of insane explosive projectiles to choose from, destruction has never been so fun!

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October 13, 2017
8 years and 295 days ago
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Mostly Negative31 reviews38.7%

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About the Game

Megaton: Total Destruction is a fast and explosive Artillery game where you have to demolish abandoned cities around the world! Earn money from each demolished city to unlock and use varying bombs: from standard High Explosive projectiles to exotic Science-Fiction inspired Singularity projectiles to bring down the cities around you. Each level is designed to give the player a unique experience through the visual style and layout of the cities, as well as hiding secrets around them to boost your destructive capabilities!

The game's current features include:

  • 12 Distinct Projectile Types (including Nukes and Singularity Projectiles)
  • Projectile Progression System
  • Building Fracturing
  • Aftershock mode allows you to vaporise the last remains of the city