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Destructible environment

Other (objects, etc.) concept

The environment can be destroyed in a more or less limited fashion, but often leaving the base level structure intact.

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platforms

Rampage: World Tour (Game Boy Color)

Rampage: World Tour

GBC 1998-12

Spelunky (Windows)

WIN 2009-09-01

Destroy All Humans! One Giant Step On Mankind (Xbox)

Destroy All Humans! One Giant Step On Mankind

XBOX 2005-06-21

XCOM: Enemy Unknown (Windows)

XCOM: Enemy Unknown

WIN 2012-10-09

Voxatron (Linux)

LIN TBA 2014

Aaargh! (Amstrad CPC)

Starbound (Windows)

WIN 2016-07-22

X-COM: UFO Defense (MS-DOS)

X-COM: UFO Defense

Hatred (Windows)

WIN 2015-06-01

Here's two games (Red Faction and Red Faction 2) that fit this tag, but the older game is obviously superior case of environmental destructibility.

For cases where this is more than just few pots, chairs and boxes.

Preset walls or other obstacles set to be destroyed to allow progress shouldn't count. Only cases where things that don't much matter for game progress should.

Structures built during gameplay (such as bases) are not to be included!

The first Destructible environment video game was released on September 9, 1985.

THQ, Electronic Arts and Bally Midway published most of these games.

Parent group

Interaction: Environment

Child group

Destructible world

Platforms

Windows		103
Linux		81
Mac OS X		22
X360		16
MS-DOS		15
PS3		14
PS		8
NES		8
PS2		7
Xbox		5
BSD		5
Android		4
GameCube		4
N64		4
Wii		4
GBA		3
iOS		3
BeOS		3
Xbox One		3
Famicom Disk System		3
PS4		3
Arcade		3
GBC		3
SNES		3
Mega Drive		2
Saturn		2
Amiga		2
Amiga AGA		2
PS Vita		2
C64		2

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