Man, I loved this game, I got it when I finally got a decent gpu after the pandemic. I had so much fun with it I even got to the (rare for my account) 200 hour mark. I was excited to see where the game would go after chapter 2 was finished, the art heist was cool and all, but I wanted another big thing, maybe like a another full campaign or chapter 3! But the moment the game was bought out, I knew the game was effectively fed to the wolves. Now, I'm pretty sure that embracer is responsible for pushing the all the cash grab BS of the new "expansions" and raising the games price up $10; not saber (they are owned by embracer). Now the game is exactly what you think, a heist destruction game, that's what it was born to be, and that is what it is in the flesh, and I think it's great. Yet it's disappointing and infuriating to see such an innovative and creative game sold to the soulless capitalists at embracer. Well they got what they deserved, they are splitting up like they never should been founded in the first place. The community is still pushing though, but don't expect the "developers" to do anything for the game, there is nothing they can do at this point. All I'm saying is: Teardown is a great game, but don't expect anything good outside of mods, don't pay for the expansions, don't pay the deluxe BS, the game is left for dead. But by all means, pay for the $30 that it was raised to for the exact same game but is already 6 feet under. ♥♥♥♥ you "embracer".

i love physics games and everything looks awesome with high graphics

very great game with wonderful destruction

yes

i misclicked and blew a wall in the side of my house

real

i deleted a plane from existance

I can turn my pc into a furnace

fun

this might just be one of the best games I've ever played 10/10 its so satisfying