Demolish!

Brandon Board

3 years ago

The mechanics of bringing down buildings is actually pretty fun. But there's just nothing to the game--no progression, buildings don't get harder to bring down, no new powerups, nothing at all to do. You get "rewarded" with stars after a level (and can even watch an ad to get more stars!), but there's literally nothing to do with the stars once you have them. All in all, this game looks like it was entirely designed to sell ads. There's SO MANY ADS. I played in airplane mode for a while and it was tolerable, but like I said before...there's so little to the game that it quickly became very boring.

Tinky Marie

3 years ago

Pretty entertaining app but as you play you figure it out pretty quick and find yourself seeing how many different ways to hit the building and what it does. But it is a pretty decent game. An ad every lvl, which lasts less then 45 seconds, is incredibly annoying and in two days has nearly driven me to deleting the app. That and the fact that apparently a cannon ball can't go through the rubble but I have to hit the top of the building, hopefully knock rubble away, then try again.

Bill Larkin

3 years ago

This is possibly the most poorly executed mobile game ever. You destroy buildings. The same ones over and over. There is no challenge to it. To get 3 stars you must demolish the building in less than 10 shots. Most get demolished with 2 or 3. To add to the agony, you have to watch a video between EVERY building. It's clearly a money grab. You'll be bored after 2 tries. Dont waste your time. Good idea but poorly executed.

David Matz

3 years ago

There are too many forced ads. Finish a level - 5 second ad. Upgrade shots - even after collecting 15 stars to do so, 30 second ad. Although I appreciate that developers have to make money, and I am very tolerant of ad supported software because they do need to make money, there are too many ads in some games, like this. Also, the physics model has issues. One small segment of curtain wall shouldn't support a building when all the inner structure is gone.

Kyle Connor

3 years ago

Very simple game with very repetitive gameplay. Once you get the hang of it (which happens quick) you'll spend more time watching ads than playing. You get 3/3 stars if you can knock down a building in less than 10 shots, but a "tough" building is maybe 5. The redeeming quality about this game is I can entice my 4 y/o to poop by letting him play the game (and get 3 stars every time).

Wellington C.

3 years ago

Voodoo: To ad or not to ad When you finish a level, you have the option to collect the rewards shown by pressing no thanks or watch an ad to gain 3 times the amount. Don't worry, doesn't matter which option you pick, you will get an ad. Clicking no thanks gives you an ad with the option to skip after 5 seconds. Rewards will take up the full 30 seconds. Totally ruins the whole experience of the game.

Frank Scarberry

4 years ago

The game has potential. But not lots. Its ridiculously repetitive. Every level is the same. It takes about 10 seconds to complete. And if all that was the only problem, I would've given it a higher rating. But the ads are insane. This game is just another quickly made trash platform for advertising. There is a constant ad bar on the bottom of the screen. That's fine. But that and an ad in between each level is not. I've uninstalled this already and suggest you avoid having to do the same.

Mind Over Modder

3 years ago

Game is below mediocre at best and that's without ads. Every building can be destroyed in 2 normal shots, there is 0 progression apart from a safe to unlock after so many stars gained containing useless special ammo. You get a video and after every level. Each level takes about 15 seconds at most. That's the minimum and length. You are watching ads more than playing the game, literally. If you want to try it, turn on airplane mode while playing to disable all ads from playing and stop supporting

Brian Pontious

3 years ago

Very repetitive. Same buildings. What are the stats for? Can't upgrade the catapult. Demo for the game shows a catapult throwing 3 or 4 balls. Like to know where thats at. Oh and not to overlook this little pet peeve of everyone. The amount of ads are rediculous. Granted I know that's how developers pay for the games but damn. Dont waist your time. Got to like the 338 level and over 1000 stars thinking something option wise might happen. Nope.

Parley

3 years ago

So this app is very simple. It has basically no challenge and if you know what physics are you know how to play the game. It has so many ads which make the game less enjoyable, but in it's favor, they are spread apart. The challenge doesn't get harder at all, and the insides of the building all fall out, and you have to wait for a shot that is worth it. The app does run very smoothly and has great potential with updates.

Nunyuh Bizniss

3 years ago

It's fun for a while to pass time and kinda satisfying to destroy buildings. However, it is repetitive and the simplicity of it can get quite boring. I wish the levels would actually increase in difficulty and the buildings would get harder to demolish. If worked on more, it has great potential and it's good for when you crave that thrill of destroying things 😅

Humberto Acevedo

3 years ago

Game is incomplete. You win stars, but there is nothing to use them on. Your character is a catapult, but you can shoot lasers (a tank would make more sense). You win 3 stars for using 10 or less balls, but all buildings can be knocked down in 4 or less. You can only hold 2 laser power-ups. The blue power ball dosen't do anything different than the regular ball. Decent start to a game, but if the creator dosen't add more, this becomes a worthless ad stream with no actual game. We'll see.

Chaz Nonya

3 years ago

It's not even a game. It's "Here, install this quickly cobbled together set of resources so you can watch these ads we shove down your throat!' There are maybe 10 different buildings, that you lob giant metal balls at, to destroy. Every hit uses the exact same sound effect, and many buildings will fall in 2-3 hits. Problem is, the physics are garbage. You can watch the entirety of the guts of the building fall out, and the building still stands! Lmao. 0/10, don't bother installing this.

Chris Root

3 years ago

Don't waste your time. The game is tedious and repetitive, and there's no challenge. You can easily 3-Star every level, without ever using the power-ups. There are about 30 different buildings, and they're just randomly repeated. There's a counter which tracks how many stars you've earned, but they serve no purpose. There is no progression, so it doesn't become more challenging as you continue playing... the experience is exactly the same on the 1st building as the 150th.

Grimm_Exodus

4 years ago

Meh. It's exactly what you'd expect. Simple minded, simple mechanics. Just, aim and break the building in as few shots as possible. Upset that there isn't a way to change the targeting from right handed to left handed use, though.. if you use your left hand, like I do, you can't see where you're aiming very well..

Jesse Nash

4 years ago

Fun concept. First level takes 3 seconds to beat. Gives your an option to watch an ad to increase Star gain, I decline. Forced to watch a 30 second ad. I'm already watching ads for 10x longer than I've gotten to play the game. There is an ad after EVERY level and the first 10 took seconds to beat. Save your time unless you really REALLY love being served ads and don't actually like to play games.

Neil Cairns

3 years ago

Not bad, but an ad after every (very repetitive) stage is excessive. Also, you can choose to watch an ad to "upgrade" your rewards at the end of a stage, but the weapon power-ups you can get are pointless as the buildings all fall with little effort. Of course, if you choose not to do that, you'll still be forced to watch an ad, you just won't get anything out of it. It looks like the only point in the game is to convince you to purchase the "remove ads" option.