City Smash by Paridae is a pure destruction sandbox with no score, no timer and no objective beyond the obvious one: take a city apart. A block of skyscrapers sits in front of you, each one built from simulated pieces rather than a single model, and every tool in your arsenal tears through them differently. Drop a nuclear warhead and watch the shockwave roll outward, flattening towers in order of distance. Open a black hole and see the entire skyline bend, buckle and spiral inward. Slice buildings in half with a laser, rip them apart with a tornado, hammer them with meteors, or simply grab a tower with the mouse and hurl it into its neighbour. Because the physics are calculated live rather than pre-animated, the collapse is different every single time, and the fun comes from experimenting - stacking effects, undermining foundations, and finding out exactly how much the simulation can take. If you enjoy physics playgrounds, you might also like Solar Smash and People Playground.
Use the mouse to look around and drag to rotate the camera, and scroll to zoom in and out of the skyline. Open the weapon menu to choose your tool - nuke, black hole, laser, tornado, meteor and more - then click on the city to unleash it at that spot. You can also click and drag directly on a building to lift it, swing it and throw it into others. The reset button rebuilds the city instantly, so feel free to try the most destructive combination you can think of and start fresh straight afterwards.
