ABRISS - build to destroy

ABRISS is an atmospheric physics-destruction building game whose motto is build to destroy. You assemble structures from parts and let them crash into your targets, unlocking new parts and witnessing entropy at its worst across digital-brutalist cityscapes.

Building rewards creativity. You choose from parts with different weights, forms and functions: a thruster, connector and bomb make a rocket; add a rotator and laser and you have a rotating laser rocket; a pillar, connector and ultra-heavy cube become a giant hammer. The aim is to destroy targets, ideally with fewer parts or in a more elegant way, and however you do it, the result is a spectacle, backed by a complex destruction system that simulates statics and thousands of debris particles with little framerate impact.

The campaign spans seven worlds of hand-crafted, destructible cityscapes, each stage starting you with a limited set of parts and its own environmental mechanic, with new parts unlocked as you progress and the option to return for a higher destruction percentage. A Sandbox mode, a new Endless mode, a Photo Mode with slow-motion and 4K export, a turnaround GIF cam, full controller support and Steam Workshop sharing round out the package.