Teardown News

Teardown's Creative Mode lets you build fully destructible dioramas, out today

Last week Tuxedo Labs unveiled their snazzy-looking Creative Mode in Teardown, and it's available for you to play right now. The new mode joins the game as part of its 1.4 update, and looks to be all about what it says on the tin - being creative! Essentially, the big thing it lets you do is build your own unique voxel structures by, essentially, painting them in the air. Think of it as a sort of paired back, voxel-focused approach to a piece of 3D modelling software like Blender.

Creative Mode available in Teardown

Hello everyone,

Effortlessly build new objects of all shapes and sizes with various materials, including wood, brick, metal, and more. From there, you can easily save, spawn, move, and duplicate the fruits of your labor!

Creative mode is a new mode where you can not only tear stuff down but actually build up new stuff.

I hope you will like it!

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Teardown's new creative mode update is a major leap for its thriving modding scene

One of best sandbox games on PC is getting a creative mode. As shown during today's PC Gaming Show, Tuxedo Labs is preparing to launch in-game creation tools for Teardown that allow players to model maps or objects in-game and save them for later use...
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One million copies and 5000 mods later, Teardown's creator is just getting started

Teardown, the highly-destructible puzzle game that we declared the "Best Sandbox" of 2022, will one day get multiplayer. In an interview with PC Gamer at GDC 2023, Teardown creator Dennis Gustafsson and Tuxedo Labs CEO Marcus Dawson confirmed that multiplayer is one of several features on the horizon for the ever-evolving demolition toybox...
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Teardown Pricing Update

Hello everyone,

After the Steam Spring Sale, the base price of Teardown will increase from $19.99 to $29.99. Now is your last chance to buy Teardown at a discounted price (currently also 20% off) before the change goes into effect on March 23.

We can’t thank the more than one million players who have already joined the Teardown community enough. The game has grown a lot since we entered Early Access in 2020 and we can’t wait to show you what we have in the works as we continue to expand it more.