OMG WTF I've been trying to find your channel again for ages, I just knew you are the "guy who dressed up in a penguin suit to mourn the death of club penguin" yet nothing I ever searched for "guy in penguin suit death of club penguin" ever worked out and now I just find you fucking randomly in the youtube comments of some random game?
I would love to see fully physically calculated buildings as well, they have shown they can do it so why not introduce it as some kind of additional difficulty setting, that way they wouldn’t have to make compromises with the gameplay.
@@Johnluvcake That's true. But since futurepfoofing your software, rather than your hardware became trend, i don't think that really matters *cough*Flight Sim XD
@@Johnluvcake well it can absolutely be done, as Red Faction Guerilla has shown. If that game can run with physically simulated buildings on an Xbox 360, it should definitely be possible now. However I do think that it's a technically challenging feature to add. I'm pretty sure we'll get it eventually though. Especially if it is implemented, but just disabled... Nothing a small mod can't fix.
The"this is only an early preview" disclaimer isn't really required for a game that looks this good (the core physics is already far ahead of anything else in the market) and is trying to achieve so much from a technical standpoint. I'm as excited after watching this as I was after watching the first HL2 demos. I hope this physics engine becomes a licensable thing.
For anyone wondering, yes, this game has gotten a million times better in the 3+ years since this video came out. The modding scene is akin to Left 4 Dead, or Garry's Mod, where you can modify the game so much that it basically becomes a new title. I really do recommend you buy it now because this game is worth way more than the mere $20 they're asking for it
i think it's more like an alternative next gen (almost equal or even superior to the adjective term "next gen", but just different and *not* inferior), with the all voxels and alternative ray-tracing
The big difference is that this is a bunch of blocks breaking. Control tries realistic destruction which is way harder to pull off than this. But both are still difficult to create regardless.
This game has so much more potential than the basic premise it's centered around. For a start, the fire physics look really cool and I can't shake the feeling this would make a great firefighting game. Not to say how cool it would be to have a bunch of player shooting each other in these environments.
they can't do multiplayer, it's way too difficult. i dont know the technicalities, but hopefully in a couple of years something like this with multiplayer could be a reality. i know the premise seems boring, but since kliks likes it and they probably thought about it alot, ill trust their decision
@@homeyworkey bluedrake42 had a side project, a less detailed and WIP game, he said it will be based on destruction, multiplayer modes, and theres gameplay footage,
3:00 I hope he will allow us to change it to where the building will collapse if its not supported correctly. I agree with doing it the way he has it, since in challenges it would be difficult to predict if a building will collapse. But I just want settings to allow us to change it so we can mess around with collapsing a whole building by removing some supports.
Anon it may be easy to implement, but it’s extremely difficult to optimize. Note that there’s also things such as path tracing and Ray marching that are more optimized compared Ray tracing, so it’s fairly impressive that the tear down dev went with full raytracing that could run on something as simple as a GTX 980. (He said in a stream once that the game ran fine on a 980) SSAO already has hundreds of pre-baked scripts and require little effort to implement nowadays, even STALKER: Clear Sky has SSAO, and that’s what’s basically an indie game from 2008.
When I played Voxelstein 3D a decade ago, I dreamed about how someone would make a whole game around the concept of voxel based destruction - when I learned about Teardown, it was actually a dream coming true!
@@nutzeeer ye i really hope he allows for a really indepth modding system for people to make what they like with, because this game could be turned into anything
I really really want a full FPS campaign game (like half life 2 utilized physics in gameplay so much) with this destruction, but im happy that we atleast have this more arcade-style game for now otherwise it would probably take years to finish.
@@poke548 I tried red faction 1 but I felt the destruction was so underused and the combat was very rusty, and nothing that utilizes it in such an open-ended way like this game does.
Osac Guerilla’s destruction is pretty damn good. You won’t be able to burrow underground or make tunnels like in RF1, but virtually every building could be torn down piece by piece, and it will stay destroyed for quite a long time before respawning.
Over the past week I've been watching dozens of videos across your 3 channels. I had been recommended some of them a couple years ago but for some reason they've never stayed in my recommendations until now. Even though I've never played CSGO before I love watching your videos on them and I kinda feel inspired to start playing it now! thanks for making great content, and fuck the algorithm for not showing me all your videos sooner.
I recommend starting CS:GO but do not play it alone, you need to have at least 1 friend to play with to have any kind of fun. At least that's my experience
The sound design here is incredible! All the little crackles from fire and impact sounds from falling objects are really immersive. I just adore games with interesting sound design, it's a vital area that's often neglected by inexperienced developers. The sound system alone being as robust as it is gives me confidence in the competency of the developers and, by extension, the rest of the game.
I agree, it's like either give us ultra realism even to a point where it's annoying or give us arcade style gameplay. The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction was a good mix of the two.
Yeah, and I really don't understand the explanation given by the developer. Yes, it is more predictable but it also looks awful and is unfunny to toy with so why make it this way then.
Well it seems like the spray can tool WILL come in handy as you run from target to target. Just draw some arrows indicating the route you must take and you'll probably make it. While waiting for Teardown to come out, i reckon Noita will have to do.
@@DenGuleBalje because theres more than one type of person, and most people don't get motion sickness from camera sway or have their depth perception affected by depth of field.
This game actually has the potential to compete directly with Minecraft, holy shit. Because what's even more fun than building things? That's right, tearing them down. Imagine building intricate buildings then blowing them up in even more intricate ways
I'd love a game mode where buildings DO collapse if you hit just the wrong support, the realness of it in situations like fires would be exhilarating, the snapping of wood, as the ceiling collapses after vending downwards for so long and you just barely make your escape as the combined weight of the burning floor and ceiling freshly collapsed on top of it crush the entire building. It'd be pretty cool is all I'm saying
I checked the minimum requirements: >Windows 7 oh okay i have this :D >Quad core CPU nice i have this shit too >4GB RAM holy shit only 4GB? this game is more optimized then i tought >GTX 1060 bruh. (i edited my comment cus i put a wrong GPU, people triggered lol)
For anyone craving a great destruction game: Red Faction series, I enjoyed Guerilla the most. You can get giant mechs and wreak havoc through enemy buildings.
The developer seems to be lovingly crafting this game. The smoke flowing out of the building, and the fire extinguisher foam falling slowly, it all adds to the realism and experience.
Remind me of a dream I had, I had a set timer to make a small base (it was easily destructible). And I just had to like place a plank over a door to block it with physics and make it unopenable. Then after the time, enemies came over and tried to get me. God, I wish something like this could ever exist, Like even a gmod map where you have to use physics props to defend yourself from other players.
@@fitipapani9805 Except no, Minecraft doesn't have good physics, perhaps, it has the worst physics ever. only certain blocks fall down and then you need to interact with them to cause them to fall
And just like that, a game made by a single man is entering a pretty solid gameplay preview with tons of physics, surreal lighting, physics and a raytracing engine all made from scratch in a couple years. Then, you've got yandere simulator still using assets from 10 years ago and if statements for basic arrays or switch cases.
Oh YES. I remember this since a while ago. It looks amazing. Reminds me of what Red Faction tried to do some time ago. Didn't it use to have spiders tho?
All thru this video I had that feeling of "this is a cool tech demo but I know how these things go - the community will get bored of it quickly and then flood the dev with 'suggestions', completely overwhelming them until they burn out and abandon the game with a horde of angry so-called fans demanding more". The challenge mode almost assuaged those fears cos it does genuinely look pretty fun and difficult rather than just being another way to mess around... buuuuuuuuut then I scrolled down and already there are so many comments saying "Wow! That's cool, but I wish it also did this!" or "I'd love to see this idea combined with [another game]!" Maybe I'm too cynical. I don't know enough about how the project has been getting along - this is the first video I've watched on it. I do know how similar things have gone in the past, though...
@@parjai97 Oh I wasn't saying I personally wanted more gamemodes. It's the first I've heard about the game and tbh I dunno how interested in it I am. I was just saying based on other games that have come before, that's how I see the game going. Lots of early interest in the concept, but then the devs get bombarded with suggestions from overenthusiastic fans, and the suggestions turn into demands and things turn sour. IDK to be honest. Maybe that's not how it will play out.
i probably wouldn’t be so interested in this game if i hadn’t been waiting for it so long, and probably the same if philip hadn’t been the one to introduce me
@@wenelol not really. Real-time implementations still use very few samples per pixel(and some other simplifications) to increase performance, which results in a ton of noise in complicated parts of the scene(complex shaders with a lot of paths a ray can be reflected/refracted or complicated geometry for rays to be trapped inside, etc.). Nvidia attempts to fix it with temporal accumulation of samples, dlss and some other cool tricks, but it's still not a complete real-time raytracing.
i definitely think they should enable physically simulated buildings as an extra layer of difficulty for those who want it. i have fond memories of red factions destruction attempting to escape an unstable multi-story structure as walls and masonry come crashing down around me in unpredictable ways. it does excite me that this is a game design choice and not a technical limitation however, as this shows the freedom of the engine dennis has made and just how far he is able to push the technology if he desired. whilst these first gamemodes don’t excite me all that much, the potential for modding support, steam workshop, and other community created content is huge and i cannot wait to see where this goes.
This game has a lot of potential. Thinking of a competitive multiplayer mode I'm reminded a little bit by red faction and battlefield to a lesser extent, wherein a map would change as the game went on. Opening up a variety of different and unique game play opportunities
Collecting key cards and blowing up red canisters is no matter how much dramatic music the game throws at you, still just... _collecting key cards and blowing up red canisters._ Don't get me wrong the engine looks beyond amazing, but the gameplay is so uninspired it hurts.
It's not great. I'm hoping the creator of the game just admits his weakness in gameplay design to himself and either hires someone to help or better yet creates a level editor and allows workshop support (which honestly seems inevitable in a game with a concept as open ended as this).
I can only imagine the custom maps people would make if a map editor is introduced at launch. Cool ass GTA style heist maps, firefighting maps, and of course the classic battlefield.
its probably very easy to run on lower end GPU's if you lower the resolution, which wouldn't be a big problem for a voxel game as you can quite forgivingly scale up nicely
Hey, I'm having some flashbacks here, have we seen some bits of this game already on one of Philip's channels? I distinctly remember a Minecraft-esque pretty realistic destruction game being presented by Philip, but I'm not really sure...
@Octacatus Yeah, I saw it now in the recommended... Thank god, I though I was losing it. th-cam.com/video/Wc_QC25RM44/w-d-xo.html For anyone looking for a link to the video
Agreed with many when I say that kliksphilip is EXACTLY the youtuber I want to 'teardown' Teardown. Yo if you're reading this philip, you're the man, now dog
Imagine a survival game with this. 10-20 people on a server have to survive natural/unnatural disasters for say, 10 mins. Meteors, earthquake, flood, volcano, ect... Would be epic with this tech.
Don't forget about the spray can so you can plan out your route before you do the tasks. This can help you shave time without using the map during the trials.
yeah saw this on reddit(I think) around a year ago. My concern then was what the gameplay was going to be besides just destroying stuff in a sandbox, so its nice to see that there is some proper fun looking stuff now. Definitely going to be a popular game at some point in the future.
I understand it was necessary for puzzle purposes, but I honestly would've preferred buildings collapse realistically too. It's the thing I hate about every other destruction based sandbox because it's the goofiest damn thing for a sliver of a corner to perfectly hold together a building.
Philip, you got me interested in this game 8 months ago when you showed it off originally. This video makes me jealous you got to play it early! I know the developer has an undefined 2020 release date, and its going to release as early access, but I really hope hes able to cram a lot more content in, without working himself to death. Hyped for this small indie game.
"A building will not collapse until the last connecting voxel is destroyed" - damn, what a disappointment. It's ten years later and Red Faction Guerilla still has the best destruction.
he said the devs took it out to make the game more forgiving so I feel like if enough people requested it after release, there’s a possibility they’d add that back as an option in settings or just as a default feature. Also important to add that this game was made mainly by one person, with a bit of additional help in some areas and in a relatively short amount of time, so what has already been shown is very impressive. Who knows what progress they’ll make in the future
Dennis is An amazing man, working on an amazing game. A game that is nsxt-next gen. Every AAA game that says it is next gen, is never next gen (well... Some are...) But this game.... It is. Added to the fact that it was raytracing even for cards without RTX, is just amazing
I do as well hope that he will include an option to make the buildings' physics act realistically. I feel like the uncertainty would act as a fun challenge.
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this game is shaping up to be exactly the type of game I dreamed of as a kid
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OMG WTF I've been trying to find your channel again for ages, I just knew you are the "guy who dressed up in a penguin suit to mourn the death of club penguin" yet nothing I ever searched for "guy in penguin suit death of club penguin" ever worked out and now I just find you fucking randomly in the youtube comments of some random game?
"I got to play Teardown!" Right out of the gate I'm feeling jealous.
Ikr
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Kliks Philip is the best person they could have given this demo honestly
bluedrake42 is a close second, I think
@@scvpest agreed
@@scvpest YEAH
@@scvpest maybe
Yeah why then fuck did they give it to 2kliks philip
I would love to see fully physically calculated buildings as well, they have shown they can do it so why not introduce it as some kind of additional difficulty setting, that way they wouldn’t have to make compromises with the gameplay.
I have a feeling the real reason might have more to do with performance than difficulty
@@Johnluvcake That's true. But since futurepfoofing your software, rather than your hardware became trend, i don't think that really matters *cough*Flight Sim XD
yeah, it'd be cool if it was an option for people with hardware that can handle it
im pretty sure he talked about in his last video on teardown that it was too demanding and made the game too unpredictable so they decided to scrap it
@@Johnluvcake well it can absolutely be done, as Red Faction Guerilla has shown. If that game can run with physically simulated buildings on an Xbox 360, it should definitely be possible now.
However I do think that it's a technically challenging feature to add. I'm pretty sure we'll get it eventually though. Especially if it is implemented, but just disabled... Nothing a small mod can't fix.
Oh no! The biggest competitor to Destruction Darius 2!
And the worst part is it will probably come out first too.
@@Adventurer32 Yandere Simulator will come out before Destruction Darius 2
@@sattmowards You're giving yanderedev too much credit, the bastard won't even finish the game
@@rijugas Calm down there jimbo, its just a joke.
@@Adventurer32 mid-development HELL :O
The"this is only an early preview" disclaimer isn't really required for a game that looks this good (the core physics is already far ahead of anything else in the market) and is trying to achieve so much from a technical standpoint. I'm as excited after watching this as I was after watching the first HL2 demos.
I hope this physics engine becomes a licensable thing.
there are actually games with realistic physics like BeamNG, but Teardown is something ahead of it's time, the minimum specs are a GTX 1070
@@Sheovion thats because the graphics
@@Sheovion theres no way? 1070 for this?
@@solartea_ Voxels are pretty heavy
@@Sheovion I mean the fact that this game can run on anything below 1080ti
"i got to play teardown" lucky.
Lol it’s easy just get 500k subs
@pakpak jealous means when your complaining about something you want, in this case he just said lucky not "i should of got it!"
@@cacidee832 american english?
oxygen tank mhm
@@cacidee832 i think he's saying that he's also jealous rather than just calling op jealous
For anyone wondering, yes, this game has gotten a million times better in the 3+ years since this video came out. The modding scene is akin to Left 4 Dead, or Garry's Mod, where you can modify the game so much that it basically becomes a new title. I really do recommend you buy it now because this game is worth way more than the mere $20 they're asking for it
Every AAA Publisher says their game is Next Gen even if its not even close to next gen. This game however.... this IS Next GEN
AAA games is same shit every year, just with slightly better graphics.
i think it's more like an alternative next gen (almost equal or even superior to the adjective term "next gen", but just different and *not* inferior), with the all voxels and alternative ray-tracing
The big difference is that this is a bunch of blocks breaking. Control tries realistic destruction which is way harder to pull off than this. But both are still difficult to create regardless.
2020 may not be the best year
but it is the year for video games
@@SlurSlander voxels are absolutely the future though. Since real life is made of tiny voxels to begin with.
Man, wish we could fund these developers. They deserve better. Heck, even more dedicated employees would help them out a lot.
developer*
I would pay whatever their full price is, just to play the demo.
buy the game then.
@@iCore7Gaming I would if it was for sale.
Garrison Fjord it is now :D
This game has so much more potential than the basic premise it's centered around. For a start, the fire physics look really cool and I can't shake the feeling this would make a great firefighting game. Not to say how cool it would be to have a bunch of player shooting each other in these environments.
you would need a google server just to play one match
Did you ever play classic Ace of Spades back in the day? (Not that Jagex crap, the original)
@@poke548 nope, but I've played Build and shoot, which is basically the same.
they can't do multiplayer, it's way too difficult. i dont know the technicalities, but hopefully in a couple of years something like this with multiplayer could be a reality. i know the premise seems boring, but since kliks likes it and they probably thought about it alot, ill trust their decision
@@homeyworkey bluedrake42 had a side project, a less detailed and WIP game, he said it will be based on destruction, multiplayer modes, and theres gameplay footage,
Just Imagine being able to import your own models into it. I'd love to teardown my college in this game !
you will, its voxel models, basically 3D BMP's
you can
this is the first strand-breaking type game
Hahahaha
Minecraft griefs: let us introduce ourselves
Me: **opens Teardown**
My PC: its the self-destruct time
oh wait it takes a really good pc?
Matthew yes it does games like beaming drive and more need a good pc to run well
@@sarahgolden6468 ok
@@matthew1673 There are lower graphics settings in the game that would allow it to run fine on a mid-level PC.
@@hajile404 oh that’s good
Teardown is the game I didn’t know I wanted, but I really do. Can’t wait to play it
Try Red Faction Guerilla while you wait
gman has given u what u didnt know u want
Imagine a first person open world game with that physics, discovering areas fully destructible and encounters whereas walls etc can be destroyed
What Minecraft 2.0 should be
@@brobocops or gta 5 imagine
I love the ominous music in the background as Philip destroys and sets fire to buildings
thats the game's music
@@homeyworkey no shit sherlock
sounds likes something that would play in a noire game
Meet the Pyro
3:00 I hope he will allow us to change it to where the building will collapse if its not supported correctly.
I agree with doing it the way he has it, since in challenges it would be difficult to predict if a building will collapse. But I just want settings to allow us to change it so we can mess around with collapsing a whole building by removing some supports.
This guy will have finished his fully 3D raytraced destruction game before destruction darius 2 comes out.
I... I'm sad.
Anon it may be easy to implement, but it’s extremely difficult to optimize. Note that there’s also things such as path tracing and Ray marching that are more optimized compared Ray tracing, so it’s fairly impressive that the tear down dev went with full raytracing that could run on something as simple as a GTX 980. (He said in a stream once that the game ran fine on a 980)
SSAO already has hundreds of pre-baked scripts and require little effort to implement nowadays, even STALKER: Clear Sky has SSAO, and that’s what’s basically an indie game from 2008.
Never heard of this game
When I played Voxelstein 3D a decade ago, I dreamed about how someone would make a whole game around the concept of voxel based destruction - when I learned about Teardown, it was actually a dream coming true!
Voxelstein 3D was a lot of fun :)
Now imagine this kind of destruction in something like an Ace of Spades spiritual successor.
Imagine the desync
Don’t make me wet myself
well he creator told me he doesnt like shooters but damn it would just be so much fun. i hope this gets mod support and multiplayer
would also be cool for a left 4 dead style game!
@@nutzeeer ye i really hope he allows for a really indepth modding system for people to make what they like with, because this game could be turned into anything
This is one of the only videos highlighting the original tutorial left. Good work!
I really really want a full FPS campaign game (like half life 2 utilized physics in gameplay so much) with this destruction, but im happy that we atleast have this more arcade-style game for now otherwise it would probably take years to finish.
I mean, it's a lot more primitive due to the time, but there's always Red Faction.
@@poke548 I tried red faction 1 but I felt the destruction was so underused and the combat was very rusty, and nothing that utilizes it in such an open-ended way like this game does.
@@0sac Armageddon's destruction was a bit better.
Osac Guerilla’s destruction is pretty damn good. You won’t be able to burrow underground or make tunnels like in RF1, but virtually every building could be torn down piece by piece, and it will stay destroyed for quite a long time before respawning.
@@kakokapolei123 Yeah I've been meaning to try out Guerilla, thanks for the reccommendation
Very rarely do I see a review of a game and it actually grabs my interest... this game is an exception.
Over the past week I've been watching dozens of videos across your 3 channels. I had been recommended some of them a couple years ago but for some reason they've never stayed in my recommendations until now. Even though I've never played CSGO before I love watching your videos on them and I kinda feel inspired to start playing it now! thanks for making great content, and fuck the algorithm for not showing me all your videos sooner.
Same story here!
I recommend starting CS:GO but do not play it alone, you need to have at least 1 friend to play with to have any kind of fun. At least that's my experience
@@emil.soderholm true for competitive. But arms etc is still fun if you're alone.
Kunaal Thakur Yeah, you're right there
Well i hope you enjoy the content here and the other channels mate
The sound design here is incredible! All the little crackles from fire and impact sounds from falling objects are really immersive. I just adore games with interesting sound design, it's a vital area that's often neglected by inexperienced developers. The sound system alone being as robust as it is gives me confidence in the competency of the developers and, by extension, the rest of the game.
its one developer and his sound system is also custom written and partially raytraced to check for acoustics
A first person firefighter game would be awesome to play, just with the fire and extinguisher effects alone. Can't wait!
well you could play as an insane pyromaniac firefighter by setting the map on fire and then extinguishing the fires
store.steampowered.com/app/1179210/Kill_It_With_Fire/ and store.steampowered.com/app/1062830/Embr/ dunno if they're good or your type of game.
The game is awesome but its kind of disappointing that an entire building can be held up by a tiny piece of wall...
I agree, it's like either give us ultra realism even to a point where it's annoying or give us arcade style gameplay.
The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction was a good mix of the two.
Try red faction guerilla
@@doesntstand4anything Just give us an option to change to Realism. :D
Yeah but also it probably wouldn’t be fun if you shot a wall and half of the building collapsed ruining your objectives
Yeah, and I really don't understand the explanation given by the developer. Yes, it is more predictable but it also looks awful and is unfunny to toy with so why make it this way then.
I am glad this game is getting more recognition, Been following this game for a while now
Same
"enemies hunting you down" *remembers him showing off AI like people in suits, and GIANT ENEMY SPIDERS(heh)*
Well it seems like the spray can tool WILL come in handy as you run from target to target. Just draw some arrows indicating the route you must take and you'll probably make it.
While waiting for Teardown to come out, i reckon Noita will have to do.
I wish every single building was destructible in real time, that has put me of this game so much
The camera sway immediately started giving me motion sickness. Game looks tight though!
You will be able to turn it off
@@EmilBengtsson Epic.
@@EmilBengtsson Good, but why even add it?
@@DenGuleBalje because theres more than one type of person, and most people don't get motion sickness from camera sway or have their depth perception affected by depth of field.
This game's camera sway made you motion sick?
Oh boy do I have the game for you
This game actually has the potential to compete directly with Minecraft, holy shit. Because what's even more fun than building things? That's right, tearing them down. Imagine building intricate buildings then blowing them up in even more intricate ways
he recommends a Geforce 1070.
me with a 1050ti: *Thumbs Up Crying Cat*
720p 30fps it is then.
* flashes back to 2015 *
1050Ti gang eyyy
edit: + i3-8100
mood
1050ti with a i7 975. Life is pain.
@@raqtty lmao your such a nooooob!!!!!!!! i have a 1050 ti with an i3-9100
When you said it felt meaty i thought of paint the town red and how the “enemies” in the game will lose blocky pieces of their faces when you hit them
Throw them your hat and cut their arms off
Paint the town red + teardown would be an ultimate game I would definitely buy
3:02 is a major letdown. I really expected realistic structural behavior.
i’d say the randomness would probably make it more fun
@@sci_pain3409 No
I mean, it may not be in the final game :D
you can probably contact the developer and ask for it
@@sci_pain3409 First of all, the realism and the difficulty coming from it would make it more fun. Hopefully Dennis reads this.
@@archfps They at least need to have it as an option; "Do you want realistic destruction or balanced destruction?"
I'd love a game mode where buildings DO collapse if you hit just the wrong support, the realness of it in situations like fires would be exhilarating, the snapping of wood, as the ceiling collapses after vending downwards for so long and you just barely make your escape as the combined weight of the burning floor and ceiling freshly collapsed on top of it crush the entire building. It'd be pretty cool is all I'm saying
I checked the minimum requirements:
>Windows 7
oh okay i have this :D
>Quad core CPU
nice i have this shit too
>4GB RAM
holy shit only 4GB? this game is more optimized then i tought
>GTX 1060
bruh.
(i edited my comment cus i put a wrong GPU, people triggered lol)
Minimum requirements on steam say 1060
thug don't caree
Why would you use windows 7?
@@xdbetyar i'm poor that's your answer
@@xdbetyar because smart
For anyone craving a great destruction game: Red Faction series, I enjoyed Guerilla the most. You can get giant mechs and wreak havoc through enemy buildings.
My favorite game series. There is no destruction better
I've been waiting for this for months.... FINALLY
The developer seems to be lovingly crafting this game. The smoke flowing out of the building, and the fire extinguisher foam falling slowly, it all adds to the realism and experience.
IMAGINE IF THIS HAD CO OP MY GOD!!!
They should add local and online coop, that will be amazing
Samir! You are breaking the building! SAMIR!?
Da to bi bilo dobro.
@@gameboyterrorysta6307 shadup!
Remind me of a dream I had,
I had a set timer to make a small base (it was easily destructible).
And I just had to like place a plank over a door to block it with physics and make it unopenable.
Then after the time, enemies came over and tried to get me.
God, I wish something like this could ever exist, Like even a gmod map where you have to use physics props to defend yourself from other players.
*MiNeCrAfT*
@@fitipapani9805 Except no, Minecraft doesn't have good physics, perhaps, it has the worst physics ever.
only certain blocks fall down and then you need to interact with them to cause them to fall
I hope this does eventually get hardware accelerated raytracing, just for an extra performance boost for rtx and future graphics cards
phrog 𓆏
Software raytracing would be more accessible for players.
@@cattycyoutube hardware one as an addition, a toggle option for RTX users
If it wasn't hardware accelerated, you'd expect small amount of FPS.
Gewel ✔ I’m sure he’d like to, but it’s also extremely difficult for him to rewrite his graphics engine tbis late into development
And just like that, a game made by a single man is entering a pretty solid gameplay preview with tons of physics, surreal lighting, physics and a raytracing engine all made from scratch in a couple years.
Then, you've got yandere simulator still using assets from 10 years ago and if statements for basic arrays or switch cases.
I wonder what types of games you could construct on this groundwork.
this game will be in the history books of games, one guy created something that enterprises couldn't do. realism
Oh YES. I remember this since a while ago. It looks amazing. Reminds me of what Red Faction tried to do some time ago. Didn't it use to have spiders tho?
All thru this video I had that feeling of "this is a cool tech demo but I know how these things go - the community will get bored of it quickly and then flood the dev with 'suggestions', completely overwhelming them until they burn out and abandon the game with a horde of angry so-called fans demanding more". The challenge mode almost assuaged those fears cos it does genuinely look pretty fun and difficult rather than just being another way to mess around... buuuuuuuuut then I scrolled down and already there are so many comments saying "Wow! That's cool, but I wish it also did this!" or "I'd love to see this idea combined with [another game]!"
Maybe I'm too cynical. I don't know enough about how the project has been getting along - this is the first video I've watched on it. I do know how similar things have gone in the past, though...
Best they could do is release with a workshop ready. Want more gamemodes? Make them.
@@parjai97 Oh I wasn't saying I personally wanted more gamemodes. It's the first I've heard about the game and tbh I dunno how interested in it I am.
I was just saying based on other games that have come before, that's how I see the game going. Lots of early interest in the concept, but then the devs get bombarded with suggestions from overenthusiastic fans, and the suggestions turn into demands and things turn sour. IDK to be honest. Maybe that's not how it will play out.
@@Ingestedbanjo he is planning modding support (models, levels & scripts), so I doubt the base game would get too modified.
2:06 that's some decent size nuggs you are smuggling there philip.
lmao
i probably wouldn’t be so interested in this game if i hadn’t been waiting for it so long, and probably the same if philip hadn’t been the one to introduce me
*Raytracing without raytracing cores*
Nvidia: "hol up"
Raytracing isn't something invented by nvidia. It's been around for decades.
true, it's been used in animated films for decades now.
@@user-xh9pu2wj6b But only now is it possible in real-time
@@wenelol not really. Real-time implementations still use very few samples per pixel(and some other simplifications) to increase performance, which results in a ton of noise in complicated parts of the scene(complex shaders with a lot of paths a ray can be reflected/refracted or complicated geometry for rays to be trapped inside, etc.). Nvidia attempts to fix it with temporal accumulation of samples, dlss and some other cool tricks, but it's still not a complete real-time raytracing.
@@user-xh9pu2wj6b It is kinda real-time as before no GPU was capable of this much processing and rendering.
Destroying houses in sandbox with vehicles looked really fun and satisfying
I’d love to see some interesting movement options, like blast jumping, a grappling hook or wallrunning.
Yooooo! Destruction,fire,and lighting simulated in real time! This is the future.
Have you tried BeamNG? Looks right up your alley
The person who made teardown is the same person who made the award winning mobile games smash hit , pinout, and do not commute. Genius.
This engine/system has soo much Potential!
i definitely think they should enable physically simulated buildings as an extra layer of difficulty for those who want it. i have fond memories of red factions destruction attempting to escape an unstable multi-story structure as walls and masonry come crashing down around me in unpredictable ways. it does excite me that this is a game design choice and not a technical limitation however, as this shows the freedom of the engine dennis has made and just how far he is able to push the technology if he desired.
whilst these first gamemodes don’t excite me all that much, the potential for modding support, steam workshop, and other community created content is huge and i cannot wait to see where this goes.
5:19 - out of context this sounds... interesting
This game has a lot of potential. Thinking of a competitive multiplayer mode I'm reminded a little bit by red faction and battlefield to a lesser extent, wherein a map would change as the game went on. Opening up a variety of different and unique game play opportunities
Collecting key cards and blowing up red canisters is no matter how much dramatic music the game throws at you, still just... _collecting key cards and blowing up red canisters._ Don't get me wrong the engine looks beyond amazing, but the gameplay is so uninspired it hurts.
It's not great. I'm hoping the creator of the game just admits his weakness in gameplay design to himself and either hires someone to help or better yet creates a level editor and allows workshop support (which honestly seems inevitable in a game with a concept as open ended as this).
You build and destroy your way to get to the keycards and stuff in a limited amount of time that I think would be fun
I can only imagine the custom maps people would make if a map editor is introduced at launch. Cool ass GTA style heist maps, firefighting maps, and of course the classic battlefield.
"GTX 1080"
Me with 1050ti: Welp, guess I'm closing the books on this one. such a shame.
Dang, we got the same gpu.. pretty sad..
its probably very easy to run on lower end GPU's if you lower the resolution, which wouldn't be a big problem for a voxel game as you can quite forgivingly scale up nicely
@@dukesoft7211 see now that's what i thought.
i have integrated 4700u so what should i say....
1060 for me
4:54
1) takes a moment to admire fire.
2) burrows inside flames.
It does look comfy tbh
holy... man implementing his own ray tracing so its usable with more gpu's ... there aren't many people who can do this.
there's tons of people, check shadertoy or shader showdown lol
Lol it's not magic, raytracing has pretty much been around forever it's all about optimizing it.
@@brodylockwood14 Wolfenstein 3D was raytraced and that was 1992
This game would really benefit from a map maker and multiplayer. Imagine a community making maps and playing all kinds of invented games.
Hey, I'm having some flashbacks here, have we seen some bits of this game already on one of Philip's channels? I distinctly remember a Minecraft-esque pretty realistic destruction game being presented by Philip, but I'm not really sure...
@Octacatus Yeah, I saw it now in the recommended... Thank god, I though I was losing it.
th-cam.com/video/Wc_QC25RM44/w-d-xo.html
For anyone looking for a link to the video
I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS GAME!!!! I always wanted a destructible game 😈
One of the few good things that were showcased from yesterday's "game" reveals, still waiting for elden ring though.
Agreed with many when I say that kliksphilip is EXACTLY the youtuber I want to 'teardown' Teardown. Yo if you're reading this philip, you're the man, now dog
Y’all it’s just Minecraft with multiple mods including chisels mod
that helicopter idea is actually very good, now there is game where you have friend to annoy you and making it harder. It's like a cat that hates you.
Category: Games
Game: *Minecraft*
First comment i found that mentioned minecraft
Imagine a survival game with this. 10-20 people on a server have to survive natural/unnatural disasters for say, 10 mins. Meteors, earthquake, flood, volcano, ect... Would be epic with this tech.
The only thing is that multiplayer would be impossible or extremely laggy for such a game
3:00 Really disappointing :(
Don't forget about the spray can so you can plan out your route before you do the tasks.
This can help you shave time without using the map during the trials.
When is it coming out reeee
Probably at the end of 2020 because on the Steam page there's release date: 2020
dev said late 2020, might be september, might be later
sci_pain3 judging by how the game looks, I’m guessing September. Looks mostly done lol
I saw some early gameplay for this a couple of months back. It's so cool to see it in action!
Imagine this as a horror game. Enter a killer with a really big sledgehammer.
yeah saw this on reddit(I think) around a year ago. My concern then was what the gameplay was going to be besides just destroying stuff in a sandbox, so its nice to see that there is some proper fun looking stuff now. Definitely going to be a popular game at some point in the future.
Honestly this game has insane potential. If this game gets moding support , we will get another minecraft game
I have been waiting for this game for months, I have it on my steam wishlist. I Need it!
You have it!
@@zynel413 Yep! Just bought it today!
I understand it was necessary for puzzle purposes, but I honestly would've preferred buildings collapse realistically too. It's the thing I hate about every other destruction based sandbox because it's the goofiest damn thing for a sliver of a corner to perfectly hold together a building.
This is the direction modern games should take.
the 'see thru wall when its between the player and camera' thing is amazing and should be in every game ever
First time I'm genuinely excited for a game to be released
Philip, you got me interested in this game 8 months ago when you showed it off originally. This video makes me jealous you got to play it early! I know the developer has an undefined 2020 release date, and its going to release as early access, but I really hope hes able to cram a lot more content in, without working himself to death. Hyped for this small indie game.
I haven't watched for long, but OH LORD, my kingdom for a VR version of this!
"A building will not collapse until the last connecting voxel is destroyed" - damn, what a disappointment. It's ten years later and Red Faction Guerilla still has the best destruction.
ikr how the fuck did they pull that off 10 years ago and still no one can compete?? lmao
he said the devs took it out to make the game more forgiving so I feel like if enough people requested it after release, there’s a possibility they’d add that back as an option in settings or just as a default feature. Also important to add that this game was made mainly by one person, with a bit of additional help in some areas and in a relatively short amount of time, so what has already been shown is very impressive. Who knows what progress they’ll make in the future
When I was 14 this is what I always hoped minecraft would become
This and gravia are the two physics based games I’m most hyped for.
Just got Rtx 2070 for birthday happy to play this game in 60fps
If this games adds some kind of workshop or a build your own map mode it will be the greatest game ever....
This is that one game you definitely would love to see in early access on Steam
Everything about this game seems amazing to me, it’s like the perfect game for stress relieving
Dennis is single handedly an industry leader.
Dennis is An amazing man, working on an amazing game. A game that is nsxt-next gen.
Every AAA game that says it is next gen, is never next gen (well... Some are...) But this game.... It is.
Added to the fact that it was raytracing even for cards without RTX, is just amazing
I do as well hope that he will include an option to make the buildings' physics act realistically. I feel like the uncertainty would act as a fun challenge.