Teardown, the game where you can destroy literally everything, will soon have a suite of multiplayer features added in. Later this year, multiplayer will be added to this sandbox heist game through Steam.
The multiplayer will first be tested via an Experimental Branch release through Steam. An exact date for the release is not yet known but developer Tuxedo Labs say that it should be out by the end of the year.
The multiplayer for Teardown covers a wide range of modes. You will be able to play through the campaign in co-op. There will also be competitive and sandbox modes introduced at the same time.
Teardown will initially introduce multiplayer via the Experimental Branch on Steam, inviting the community to play with new designs and features while providing feedback to the development team. New additions to Teardown's API are also expected to roll out around this time, giving modders an opportunity to update existing mods with multiplayer functionality, as well as imagine completely new in-game creations.
Winner of multiple awards, including Excellence in Design at the Independent Games Festival, Teardown’s realistic physics and fully destructible, voxel-simulated world give players total freedom to discover unique and emergent gameplay solutions to almost any challenge. Plan and pull off the perfect heists nearly any way you can dream of with an expanding arsenal of tools and vehicles, plus anything else you can get your hands on.
Winner of multiple awards, including Excellence in Design at the Independent Games Festival, Teardown’s realistic physics and fully destructible, voxel-simulated world give players total freedom to discover unique and emergent gameplay solutions to almost any challenge. Plan and pull off the perfect heists nearly any way you can dream of with an expanding arsenal of tools and vehicles, plus anything else you can get your hands on.


