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Physics sandbox simulation game with space combat mechanics. Build & destroy!
Senior reviews editor
Solar Smash 2D is a game from Paradyme Games, made as a spin-off of the original Solar Smash. It is a physics sandbox with space combat, rated PEGI 7 on the listing.
The developer built it to use different technology and to offer its own destruction mechanics. It suits people who like watching objects break under physics, flying or launching ships into fights, or building their own planets from scratch.
Planets can be broken into pieces. Each planet floats and moves under its own physics, so it behaves as a separate body rather than fixed scenery.
The build we hold is Solar Smash 2D: Destroy Planet 1.6.5 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.1 and up.
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That makes the destruction itself the main activity. The listing presents the breaking as the core of the game, and the spin-off's destruction mechanics are one of the points the developer highlights.
You can control a spaceship or spawn ships into the scene. The listing says these can be combined into large space battles.
The battles run on the same physics as the planets, so ships and planets interact inside one sandbox. The summary describes the game as a physics sandbox with space combat mechanics.
You can draw in a planet of any design you want. The listing does not describe a fixed set of planet shapes, so the design is left to the player.
A drawn planet is placed in the same physics sandbox as the built-in planets and ships, alongside the rest of the game's content.