Being a demolition guy is perhaps the most satisfactory job there is. You get paid to blow things up, is that not ridiculously inviting? From our youth we have been crushing ant hills and beating up our younger siblings, now it’s time to destroy whole cities. Am I right!? Well, Demolition, Inc. is going to let you get a little closer to that realisation, but it is certainly not going to make it an easy task. After all, this is a strategy game but do not get put off; there are exploding cows, cars jumping off ramps into buildings and earthquakes under your control. Surely that is much more fun than simply pressing a big red button to level a few blocks?
In Demolition Inc. you assume the role of the UFO-flying alien Mike, who’s been contracted by the society for the protection of endangered planets to turn earth into an intergalactic leisure centre. To do so Mike must remove all human traces from earth. Various tools are at his disposal: a track beam to control cars, anti-gravity ramps to maximize damage, and a huge wrecking ball which crushes everything in its way.
MunkiMatt says: "Demolition Inc is a physics puzzler that finds you playing as an alien called Mike, who has been given the job of demolishing buildings across Earth so that it can be turned into a luscious tree filled park for his race.
Each level presents you with an isometric viewpoint of your surroundings which is made up of different building structures and busy roads with cars and lorries going about their daily business. These unsuspecting motorists and their vehicles are about to help you complete your missions."
This game is still better than anything found on Wii U. PS3's worst is WiiU's best.
This game is actually pretty great, I've had it for a while, but just getting the best results can take some real planning.
Just to clarify, I've had the PC version on Steam for about a year.
GGSP: We did find a couple of bugs like this weird shadowing glitch and in one level the drivers just constantly crashed into each other which made it almost impossible to solve in time. But other than that it’s a nice destructive downloadable distraction.
