Destroy the City!

About Destroy the City!

Destroy the City! puts you in command of powerful magical abilities with one goal: bring buildings crashing down across numerous cities and locations. The game centers on spectacular destruction physics, letting you unleash elemental spells and watch structures collapse in impressive fashion. Several scenes show a yellow bipedal robot with an orange torso panel moving through urban environments. Large grey and white building structures fragment into flat, angular shards upon impact in multiple views. In one scene, glowing yellow and cyan cubes appear as particle effects during a structural collapse.

How to Play Destroy the City!: Unlock Abilities and Wreak Havoc

Work through numerous levels set across different cities and locations, using magical abilities to destroy buildings and witness the physics of destruction unfold. New opportunities and challenges unlock gradually as you progress, expanding what you are able to do with the full power of magic.

Controls

PC Controls

• WASD: Walk/Drive
• LMB: Attack
• Space: Jump

Phone Controls

• Left Stick: Move
• Right Stick: Rotate the Camera
• On-Screen Buttons: Additional actions

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