356: Teardown

Watch Out for Fireballs!

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Leisure, Comedy, Video Games

4.7 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 May 2022

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

Teardown is an extremely good game. Don't expect a meaningful story or even a huge amount of variety, but DO expect a lot of freedom and a lot of destruction. You're a criminal who takes on jobs to steal, destroy, and commit fraud across several sandbox-style maps made of physics-modeled voxels. The majority of missions are tense heists where you spend the first part meticulously planning your routes, and the second part just barely managing to escape in time. Like the best games, it's about the simultaneous importance and folly of planning, and you've gotta do yourself a favor and play it.

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0:00.0	Hey there, destructorynos. Before we talk about tear down, I would like to thank some folks,
0:04.8	folks like Iron Guy 410, Zack Sanchez, Jim Davis, Bobby Brusky, and Carlo Espino. All of these are
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0:25.2	You can be like them by going to patreon.com slash.feedtv. Thanks.
0:55.2	My name is Gary Butterfield.
1:24.6	My name is Cole Ross. And you're listening to Watch Out for Fireballs. It is a games club
1:29.4	favorite. And this week, yeah, change it up. Mix up this time. Yeah, this week, we're talking
1:36.8	about a time that's hair down. It's a puzzle game developed by Tuxedo Labs for the PC in 2020.
1:44.0	And this is a coal jam. Yeah, not like the coal jam. I have to scrape off the bottom of my car
1:50.4	every morning. Yeah. I put it there until you learn. Yeah, it's the, well, not put so much as
1:57.4	the creep. Well, you're not learned so much as flea. This is, so you brought this. I'm really
2:05.2	glad you did. This is a great game. I got a recommendation for you real quick. Okay, just before
2:10.4	we get into this, I in researching this, I did not realize this is made by some of the people
2:14.0	who made smash hit. You ever play smash hit? I never played smash hit. Oh, it's great. It's a
2:19.6	it's a night. It's like one of my favorite iOS games. It is you are on a roller coaster basically
2:25.3	and you're flinging ping pong or not ping pong. Oh, I have played that. Yeah, we talked about that.
2:30.9	That's where you're throwing pinballs at glass, right? Yes, at glass pains, which is the most
2:35.7	satisfying thing you can do in a video game that you can't do in real life. And this game
2:41.2	captures tons of energy. And when I saw like, oh, some of the developers of smash hit
2:45.2	we wanted to make this. I was like, oh, shit. There we go. I made some of the sense. Yeah.
2:49.5	Yeah. No, I knew they had an iOS company, but I didn't put together that those went those
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