Destructo

Destructo is a popular video game series developed by High Voltage Software, known for its destructible environments and physics-based gameplay. The series originated with the 1993 game Destructo, which was released for the Amiga and later ported to other platforms. The game featured a simple premise: players controlled a character who could destroy and manipulate the environment using a variety of tools, such as a hammer, drill, and flame thrower.

The series gained significant popularity due to its innovative gameplay mechanics and the freedom it offered players to experiment with the game's physics. The games in the series are known for their lack of traditional levels or objectives, instead focusing on the player's creativity and curiosity to explore and interact with the environment.

Destructo has seen several sequels and spin-offs over the years, including Destructo 2, Destructo 64, and Destructo 2000. Each game in the series builds upon the original's concept, introducing new tools, environments, and features. Despite the series' longevity, Destructo remains a beloved title among fans of physics-based puzzle games and sandbox experiences.