Tear Blocks Down Game

About Tear Blocks Down

Tear Blocks Down is a voxel shooter: you're dropped into a blocky, Minecraft-style map full of buildings and cover, with waves of blocky zombies closing in. The twist is that almost everything around you can be shot apart — walls, towers and cover all take damage and crumble, so a wall protecting you at the start of a fight can be an open gap five seconds later.

Because the terrain itself is destructible, positioning matters more than it would in a normal shooter. You can carve your own sightlines through a building, collapse a structure zombies are using for cover, or blow a hole to retreat through when you're getting surrounded. It's less about precise aim and more about reading and reshaping the battlefield as it falls apart around you.

Controls

WASD or arrow keys — move
Mouse — look around
Click — shoot
Hold Shift — sprint

On phones and tablets, a touch joystick handles movement and screen-drag handles looking, with on-screen buttons for shoot, jump and reload.

Tear Blocks Down FAQ

How do I move and shoot in Tear Blocks Down?

On computer, use WASD or the arrow keys to move, your mouse to look around, click to shoot, and hold Shift to sprint.

Can you destroy the buildings?

Yes, walls and block structures around the map take damage and can be shot apart, changing the layout as a fight goes on.

Can I play on mobile?

Yes, on phones and tablets a touch joystick handles movement, dragging the screen looks around, and on-screen buttons handle shooting, jumping and reloading.

Do I need to install anything?

No, it runs directly in your browser with nothing to download.