Sorry About Your House
A voxel demolition game where every building really falls. Knock out what holds it up, watch it come down, cash in the rubble and buy bigger toys: from a sledgehammer to a mini-nuke, from a suburban house to the Eiffel Tower. Solo or up to 4 on one couch.
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Summary
A voxel demolition game where every building really falls. Knock out what holds it up, watch it come down, cash in the rubble and buy bigger toys: from a sledgehammer to a mini-nuke, from a suburban house to the Eiffel Tower. Solo or up to 4 on one couch.
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About This Game
Sorry About Your House is a demolition game where nothing is scripted. Every building is made of voxels and held up by real structural rules: take out a supporting wall and whatever it was carrying comes down. Tip a tower, drop a bridge into the bay, fold the Eiffel Tower in half.
Wreck it
- Sledgehammer, jackhammer, TNT, rocket launcher, air strikes, a wrecking-ball crane and the mini-nuke.
- Collapses are computed, not animated: cut the right section and the whole top goes.
- Voxel debris, dust, fire and shockwaves on every blast.
Cash it
- Every broken block is money. Sweep the rubble, chain pickups for combos, haul valuables to your bin.
- Spend it on bigger tools and upgrades between contracts.
Go bigger
- Procedural houses, offices and towers, then the Moon, then full-scale landmarks: the Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate, Pisa, the Colosseum, the Eiffel Tower.
Bring friends (optional)
- Play solo, or 1 to 4 players in local split screen, keyboard and gamepads.
