Teardown Reviews

Teardown in one of my favorite games of all time. Maybe my favorite. The graphics and physics are astounding, and the game is fun forever because of the ever growing and evolving modding community. The DLCs for the game are... meh. BUT THE MODS... They are insane. Want to recreate WW2 air battles? Mod for that. Want dragons? Mod for that. Want a giant hospital, tanks, helicopters, boats, AAA, dragons, and story maps? All of those are on the workshop. Teardown is a MUST HAVE. Would recommend for sandbox destruction physics army roleplay.

The game only creates a single save file recording your campaign progress rather than properly protecting against corruptions using backups. So if you crash at the wrong time like I did, your progress is gone.

I love this game. I absolutely think its worth the money. The physics of the game is really fun. Even after "beating the game" I can definitely see myself coming back to this game to mess around.

As much as I like this game, I can't recommend it anymore. Before the swap to the new developers it was at its peak, its still fun and functions like it used to. The only issue for me is monetisation. A season pass in a single player story / sandbox game? That is a joke. Not to mention the price increase for all "editions" of the game. The ultimate edition costs almost as much as damn Elden Ring, and is nearly double the price of the base game. No offense, I don't think teardown is worth 43 pounds. Hell, I don't think its worth 26 pounds, I'm glad I got it back when it was at a reasonable price point. The most I'd personally pay for this game is 20, and even that is steep considering I got it on release for 18. TLDR: overpriced for what it is

It has a great basis for destruction gameplay, but unfortunately the campaign design is not serving this fantasy. Instead of exploring destroying the scene in most spectacular and creative way, the missions are a slow pace, methodical puzzles that is very constraining.

when the game first launched, i thought it was fun! loved the destruction, mayhem, fun weapons, detailed and beautiful maps, secrets. gameplay wise, i didnt really enjoy it. the game mostly consisted of timed missions that i can safely boil down to "find all objective markers, plan a route EXTREMELY carefully, run and pray you wont fail the mission". however, there were many missions that were really fun, which they shouldve done more of. most of the mods were really fun and creative! i hated seeing so many gun mods that were just different models and stats. its just boring. however, that was pre acquisition. nowadays, i dont play the game. at all. the game lost its charm, the gameplay became repetitive and boring. and thats not to mention the price DOUBLING, multiple paid dlcs that frankly cost an absurd amount of money for content thats probably rushed, unfinished, buggy, etc. and the game itself just becoming a cash grab meant to squeeze as much money as possible. if theres anything i could say to everyone who wanted to buy this game: DONT. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. YOU WILL BE SUPPORTING SABER WHO RELEASES HALF ASSED, HALF FINISHED, UNFUN, EXPENSIVE CONTENT. i cannot believe the og game developers did something like this. i think anyone who realizes how bad the game became considers what the devs did as them betraying us.

Perfect game for children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. I recommend it. ~A child with ADHD.

This game is amazing IF you dont play the campaign. The campaign is a bunch of poorly made barely functioning destruction and stealth missions that are more annoying and frustrating than they are fun. The mods carry cus the base game is genuinely terrible

Teardown is an amazing game with great graphics and awesome physics, very fun to play and combined with very easy modding, this game never gets boring.

Since Saber joined (took over) game started to be plagued by Saber business model releasing low content expensive dlcs with mixed reviews at best. Saber interactive is the new plague in gaming industry. Thats why I cant recommend this game. Not because the game is not fun or good, but because of them.