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Destructible world

Video game concept

The game world can be destroyed to a point that it is no longer usable or traversable.

73
games
16
platforms

Alternate name: Destructible level geometry

Minecraft - Pocket Edition (Android)
Minecraft - Pocket Edition
ANDR 2011-08-16
Crypt of the NecroDancer (Windows)
Crypt of the NecroDancer
WIN 2015-04-23
Super Wolfenstein HD (Windows)
Super Wolfenstein HD
WIN 2014
Broforce (Windows)
Broforce
WIN 2015-10-15
Dwarf Fortress (Windows)
Dwarf Fortress
WIN 2006-08-08
Terraria (Windows)
Terraria
WIN 2011-05-16
Lemmings 2: The Tribes (Amiga OCS)
Lemmings 2: The Tribes
OCS 1993
Minecraft (Linux)
Minecraft
LIN 2011-11-18
Mayan Death Robots (Windows)
Mayan Death Robots
WIN 2015-11-20
Lemmings (Atari ST)
Lemmings
ST 1991-03
Lemmings (MS-DOS)
Lemmings
DOS 1991-03
Asteria (Windows)
Asteria
WIN 2014-07
This tag applies even in cases where the player can build up the world back in the destroyed areas.
See also: terrain deformation, terraforming

Popular tags

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Parent groups

Destructible environment, Dynamism, Malleability

Games by year

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The first Destructible world video game was released on February 14, 1991.

Psygnosis, Mojang and Brace Yourself Games published most of these games.

Platforms

Linux 29
Windows 16
Mac OS X 6
Android 3
MS-DOS 3
iOS 2
Mega Drive 2
Amiga 2
Atari ST 2
X360 2
Internet Only 1
SAM 1
SNES 1
GB 1
Game Gear 1
PS3 1

Most common companies

Psygnosis8
Mojang5
Brace Yourself Games4
Data Realms3
Devolver Digital3
Sileni Studios3
W!Games3
Robotronic Games3
JForce Games2