What happens in play
You pick one of 20 everyday objects, such as a laptop, a birthday cake, a boombox or a burger, and one of 12 tools, such as a rocket, a baseball bat, a cluster bomb or a spinning saw.
Then you break it. Objects burst into hundreds of voxel pieces, and the pieces can set off chain reactions.
Poki frames the game as stress relief. Everything is done with a click or a tap.
Players who like sandbox toys with no score and no failing.
Controls at a glance
- Click or tap
- Use the tool
Four things to try
- Try each tool on the same object to compare the damage.
- Stack the effect: a blast first, then the saw on what is left.
- Switch objects often; each breaks apart differently.
- Aim for the middle of an object to start a chain reaction.
Downsides to expect
- There is no goal beyond breaking things.
- The fun can wear off after you have tried most tools.
- Poki can show ads around the game; they come from Poki, not from this site.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. It is free to open on Poki.
How many objects and tools are there?
Poki lists 20 objects and 12 tools.
Does it work on a phone?
Poki lists phone and tablet. It uses taps.
