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Welcome to City Smash 2, the ultimate city destruction sandbox playground where you turn entire skylines into rubble.
Senior reviews editor
City Smash 2 is a physics sandbox built around destroying city skylines. The developer, Paradyme Games, describes it as a place to set off explosions, debris and collapses and see what happens. The listing gives it a PEGI 16 rating, and its content is built around violence and large-scale damage.
Nothing in the listing describes a campaign, objectives or a win condition. The app is about the destruction itself: choosing a target, applying force and watching the result.
The build we hold is City Smash 2: Sandbox Game 1.3.4 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.1 and up.
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Buildings can be taken down one floor at a time, so a skyscraper can be brought down in stages rather than all at once. Bridges can be cut through, and towers can be crushed with large objects dropped onto them.
The listing says every impact, shockwave and explosion is simulated in real time. Ragdoll citizens and vehicles react to the collapse and get thrown through the air as the structures fall around them.
The tools include meteors, missiles, earthquakes, orbital lasers and asteroids. Mines and spinning blades cover slower, more targeted damage through the buildings.
Bombs can be chained together to multiply the damage in one spot. The listing presents the tools as a set you can try in different combinations on the same city.
The listing encourages you to combine the disaster tools into your own setups, such as chaining bombs before an earthquake or following a missile strike with a crush. The result depends on which tools you pick and in what order.
Because the tools combine freely, the same city can be wrecked many different ways, which is the main thing the app is built around.