- Steam pricePrice
- $29.99
- Release
- April 21, 2022
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How co-op works
Up to 12 online players complete the 40-mission campaign, first reshaping voxel maps with tools, explosives, and vehicles to create escape routes. Once an alarm starts the timer, the group splits objectives and improvises around collapsing structures; Sandbox and competitive modes are separate.
About this game
Teardown combines heist planning with extreme environmental destruction in a fully simulated voxel world. Every wall, floor, and structure can be smashed, blown apart, or driven through, letting you carve your own escape routes before the alarm sounds. The game supports both solo play and online sessions with up to 12 players, mixing cooperative heists with competitive challenges.
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The core loop revolves around preparation and execution. You scout the level, set charges, position vehicles, and build paths through buildings so you can grab every objective within the time limit once the timer starts. Multiplayer shifts the experience toward creative chaos, as teams coordinate demolition plans or compete to see who can cause the most spectacular destruction.
Online co-op and PvP modes let groups tackle custom scenarios or race through community-built challenges via Steam Workshop support. Sessions reward communication and quick thinking, especially when a carefully planned heist collapses into frantic improvisation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can join an online session?
Teardown supports up to 12 players in online multiplayer. You can play cooperatively to plan and execute heists together, or compete in PvP modes and custom challenges.
What kind of coordination does multiplayer require?
Multiplayer heists work best when teams communicate about demolition plans, vehicle placement, and escape routes. Once the alarm goes off, you'll need to adapt quickly if your careful preparation falls apart, so voice chat or good coordination helps a lot.
Does the game have controller support?
Yes, Teardown has full controller support, so you can play with a gamepad instead of keyboard and mouse.