- July 25, 2019
- Paradyme Games
City Smash
Platforms
About
"City Smash" is a physics-based destruction game that allows players to wreak havoc on a city using an array of weapons, including nuclear bombs, missiles, black holes, laser beams, and lightning. The game's realistic building physics provide a satisfying experience as you watch the city crumble and burn under the force of your arsenal. With various weapons and a realistic cityscape to destroy, this game offers a engaging and thrilling experience for those who enjoy physics-based destruction games.











- The game features impressive graphics and satisfying destruction mechanics.
- Players enjoy the variety of weapons and the ability to destroy cities in creative ways.
- The game is a great stress reliever and provides a fun sandbox experience.
- Many players report frequent crashes and black screens, especially when loading certain maps.
- The game can become repetitive quickly due to a limited number of maps and destruction options.
- Ads can be intrusive, appearing frequently between gameplay sessions.
graphics
73 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many players praising their quality and creativity, especially for a mobile title, while others note occasional drops in quality during chaotic moments. Users appreciate the detailed physics and the ability to adjust graphic settings for better performance, but some express a desire for more realistic destruction effects and additional content. Overall, the graphics are generally considered impressive, though there are suggestions for improvement in detail and variety.
“The graphics are amazing and the physics is really good!”
“Good game overall and few ads; the graphics are amazing especially for a mobile game.”
“The best game I have ever tried; the graphics and the physics are awesome and very realistic.”
“But the graphics do lose their quality sometimes, especially when a disaster occurs.”
“The visuals are not nearly as true to life as you'd expect; the nuke looks like a fire bomb; the cityscapes are reminiscent of 1996 Coleco, almost Atari.”
“The physics just don't feel real and the graphics are terrible.”