City Smash 2
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About
City Smash 2 is a Simulation game that allows players to wreak havoc in a city destruction sandbox. Experience delightful game mechanics and fantastic visuals while causing mayhem in this very funny game. Unleash your inner destructive force and see how long you can last before being taken down.











- The game features impressive 3D graphics and realistic destruction mechanics, making it visually appealing and engaging.
- Players enjoy the interactive elements, such as the humorous social media feed that reacts to in-game events.
- The ability to control various vehicles, including tanks and helicopters, adds a fun layer of gameplay.
- The game suffers from a lack of content, with only one small map and limited weapons available, leading to repetitive gameplay.
- Many players experience lag and performance issues, especially on lower-end devices, which detracts from the overall experience.
- There is a strong desire for more features, such as NPCs, additional maps, and more diverse destruction options, which are currently missing.
graphics
104 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received largely positive feedback, with many users praising the high-quality visuals and realistic effects, particularly in destruction scenarios. However, some players noted that while the graphics are impressive, there are still areas for improvement, such as more detailed environments, better building collapse physics, and overall optimization to reduce lag. Overall, the game is considered visually appealing, especially for a mobile title, but there is a desire for further enhancements and content expansion.
“It's a really great game with amazing graphics.”
“The graphics are sublime if you max them out.”
“Amazing graphics and details, you have really good games, great work keep going, you will be the best dev team in the play store.”
“Even changing the graphic settings to the lowest setting doesn't do anything.”
“🤯 First of all, the graphics are reminiscent of a kindergarten art project gone wrong.”
“It's like they hired a blindfolded toddler to design the visuals.”