Games like Teardown

12 games, the closest and most played first.

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Teardown fans want a world they can wreck, with physics doing the work and a little room to improvise. These five all lean on sandboxes and destruction: Besiege and Medieval Engineers are about building, Fireworks Mania and Voxel Project VR let you blow things up, and SimplePlanes 2 trades the heist for aircraft.

1. Medieval Engineers

Best for patient builders who like constructing big things in a destructible world.

21 votes

A sandbox about engineering and construction using medieval technology, including cities, castles, mechanical devices and underground mining across a whole planet. Destruction and physics carry over from Teardown, though the pace is a slow build rather than a quick heist.

Standout features

  • Castles and mechanical engines
  • Landscaping and mining
  • Planet-sized sandbox
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2. Besiege

Best for tinkerers who want to design contraptions and watch them smash castles.

63 votes

You build medieval machines to flatten armies and castles, using more than 70 blocks, with a campaign and multiplayer skirmishes with friends. Teardown fans who enjoy making a clever, brute-force tool to solve a problem will feel at home, although here the machine is the star.

Standout features

  • 70+ building blocks
  • Campaign plus multiplayer
  • Siege engines and ballistas
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3. Fireworks Mania - An Explosive Simulator

Best for quick, casual sessions of blowing things up with friends.

37 votes

An explosive simulator in which you play with fireworks, alone or in community-hosted games. A built-in Workshop supplies thousands of items such as fireworks, props, maps and characters. It is made for short, casual play, a lighter way to enjoy physics and destruction than Teardown's planned jobs.

Standout features

  • Fireworks simulation
  • Community-hosted games
  • Built-in Workshop items
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4. Voxel Project VR

Best for voxel-destruction fans who want a VR sandbox with fire and vehicles.

22 votes

A fully destructible voxel environment makes it a close match for Teardown's look. It adds vehicles, dynamic fire, enemy NPCs, voxel gore and weapon customization in a first-person VR sandbox, and more items and levels are promised through updates.

Standout features

  • Destructible voxel world
  • Dynamic fire
  • Weapon customization
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5. SimplePlanes 2

Best for builders who want to engineer aircraft and test them in flight.

40 votes

Instead of a heist, you build planes from wing and fuselage parts and reshape the airfoil using real NACA profiles. It is early access with multiplayer, and the physics are overhauled. Teardown fans who liked the inventive side of problem-solving can spend it on aircraft design.

Standout features

  • Wing and fuselage parts
  • Real NACA airfoil profiles
  • Early access multiplayer
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