Demolition-Simulator screenshots

The game loads to this screen with the main menu in the foreground.

These are the game's configuration options

Each new level takes a short while to load. There's a progress bar, comprising a bulldozer shovelling away a line of dirt, that lets the player know how the load process is proceeding

There is a tutorial which takes the player through the controls step by step.

The machine knocks down walls. It can be targeted by a mouse click as is shown here and it will work automatically, or the player can control the arm manually via the top of screen controls

The missions can be played in 'Free Game' mode where there's no objectives and no time limit. here it's just the player, some machines and a church

This is the list of missions

The Free Games are the same as the Missions inasmuch as they use the same buildings. In Mission mode there are targets and objectives.

As the building is demolished the progress bar in the top right is updated

There are controls in the lower right that change the view

Sometimes in the game bits of the building get left hanging in mid air. There's one such block in this screenshot.

The game physics aren't 100% convincing. Here the roof and substantial bits of masonry are held aloft by a window.

The building Is down, now it's up to the dozer and this scoop to clear up the rubble and put it into containers

Again the game lets itself down where critical bits like this don't work. The arms of the scoop should not go through the sides of the container

The player swaps between vehicles via the menu bar on the left of the screen. The B key swaps the controls between the track and the scoop, both are moved by the WAS & D keys

The view from inside the cab

Here part of the load of rubble shows through the wall of the scoop

There's a save game feature that allows a decent length title

Demolition-Simulator

Windows screenshots