City Destruction is a physics-based puzzle Android game with straightforward controls and pleasant aesthetics.
Most of the time, you'll be seeing some small part of the city floating in the air on a piece of land. It's all displayed using simple, low-poly 3d objects and some nice, pastel colors, creating enjoyable little scenes. What's more, you'll be able to freely rotate, zoom and pan it - not only for lovely views but also to work precisely.
Yet, the most essential part - also visually - is destruction itself. It can be pretty pleasant to watch bombs being fired, debris floating around & hitting other things. Planting a bomb 2 times in one spot almost always yields slightly different results - and it could be watched over without being bored.
While those 3d scenes are really fine, the UI might not seem so impressive. Simple gradients, heavy outlines - it might not be what you expect here.
The gameplay is pretty straightforward - just tap somewhere to plant a bomb (or several bombs) and then press "boom" to watch some fireworks. The goal is to destroy as much as possible - damages will be calculated after a while, possibly rewarding you with a medal (like 1-3 stars), allowing you to move forward.
Not only exact, precise placement is crucial for scoring. The basic "Kaos" bomb is only one of the options - after a while, you'll be able to unlock more exciting options. Some will deal damage in a specific direction, some do unique things with debris, and some will be more than bombs - like rain or meteorite.
Aside from dozens of premade levels, there's a map editor, so you can try every custom setting you can imagine. The only limitation is that every destroyable object costs money - so you'll need to grind a little.
The game is free to play, with an in-game shop & purchasable standard currency. Alternatively, you might get a premium HD version that comes with some extra coins.
