Demolition Tycoon 3D

Demolition Tycoon 3D gives you a small isometric lot and a wrecking crew, with the first job on the board being a garden shed in somebody's backyard. A bar tracks how much of the structure is still standing, and the DEMOLISH button gets the work started. Nothing is hidden behind a menu here, because the whole loop sits on one screen.

Money from a finished contract goes straight back into the crew. Four upgrades fill the right-hand panel: Power increases the damage each hit deals, Speed shortens the gap between hits, Profit raises the payout, and Critical adds the occasional heavy strike. Each one costs more than the last, so the order you buy them in determines how quickly the next job comes down.

Progress is measured in bigger buildings rather than through a story. The shed gives way to taller structures, and a crew built only around Power stalls on the ones that simply take a long time to bring down. Balancing Speed against Profit is what keeps the middle contracts from dragging.

Tabs for Fleet and Events sit beside the upgrades for anyone going beyond the early stages, and a bonus is offered in exchange for watching a short video. A run can be left and picked up later, which suits a game built on steady numbers rather than reflexes.