Let's Install - Teardown [Playstation 5]
0Geek Aloud's #LetsInstall of #teardown 24 by @atlustube . This install was from a digital copy of the game onto an Playstation 5
From Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teardown_(video_game)
Teardown is a 2022 sandbox–puzzle game developed and published by Tuxedo Labs. The game revolves around the owner of a financially stricken demolition company, who is caught executing a questionable job and becomes entangled between helping police investigations and taking on further dubious assignments. Teardown features levels made of destructible voxels, and the player follows the campaign through consecutive missions. In most missions, the player must collect or destroy objects connected to a security alarm. The player has unlimited time to prepare and is given upgradable tools, vehicles, and explosives to create a path within the level that allows them to complete the objectives as quickly as possible. A timer starts as soon as the security alarm is triggered, and the player must complete all required objectives and reach a getaway vehicle within sixty seconds.
Teardown uses a proprietary game engine developed by Dennis Gustafsson. He began developing the technology after winding down his previous company, Mediocre, in 2017. He initially implemented destructible voxels with ray tracing and teamed up with former Mediocre designer Emil Bengtsson to find amicable gameplay concepts that used this technology. Gustafsson conceived the two-phase heist concept, which he and Bengtsson refined. Gustafsson regularly shared development updates via Twitter and the resulting popularity led him to not pursue traditional marketing for Teardown. The game was announced in October 2019 and made available as an early access game in October 2020 with one half of the campaign, the other being added in December 2021. The completed game was released in April 2022.
Teardown saw positive reactions leading up to and during its early access phase, and it received favourable reviews upon release. Critics praised the game's physics, interactivity, graphics implementation, art style, and music. Mixed opinions were raised regarding the campaign progression and story and some control elements were criticised. The game's support for mods was cited as a major factor for its longevity. Teardown sold 1.1 million copies by August 2022, and the game's success led to Tuxedo Labs being acquired by Saber Interactive. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S ports, published by Saber Interactive, were released in November 2023.
Teardown is a sandbox game with puzzle elements played from a first-person perspective.[1][2] The player can freely navigate the game's nine levels, which consist entirely of destructible voxels.[3][4] Some voxel materials require stronger tools to destroy.[5] The player starts out with a sledgehammer, fire extinguisher, and spraycan.[3][6] The spraycan can be used to mark points of interest.[7][8] Later tools are unlocked throughout the campaign, including a blowtorch, a shotgun, bombs, and a rocket launcher, which have limited uses.[9] New structures can be erected using planks.[2][10] Acquired tools can be upgraded using cash earned from collecting valuables scattered throughout levels.[11] Vehicles like trucks, cranes, excavators, and boats can be used for traversal and destruction,[1][2] and the likes of propane tanks for explosions.[8]
Each mission comprises one or more objectives, of which some are required and some optional.[1][10] In most missions, the player is tasked with stealing or destroying a predetermined set of objects connected to a security alarm.[3][12] Once it is triggered, the player has sixty seconds to complete the required objectives and reach a getaway vehicle.[13][14] Failing to do so results in a security helicopter spotting the getaway vehicle and the player failing the level.[1][10][15] The initial setup time is unlimited to allow the player to plan and create a fast route between the objectives.[16] Level overviews and route replays are presented from a top-down view.[6] In other kinds of missions, the player must raze buildings to an indicated height,[14] move heavy objects to a central location,[16] avoid an attack helicopter,[17] pass by security robots undetected, or extinguish fires from lightning strikes to avoid triggering a fire alarm.[3][9] Some levels feature multiple missions with slightly altered world designs, and there are 40 missions in the main campaign.[4][18] All missions are accessible via a hub world, and previous progress can be loaded from a quick save.[1][5]
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