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Smash Through Walls In Style With Teardown
Teardown does a great job catching your attention in a few seconds. The game was announced last year and has been quietly building an online fanbase ever since. It's not hard to see why since you can freely explore a visually interesting world and the gameplay is driven by emergent player actions.
In this Gamescom trailer, you can see how you might smash through walls and blow things up in order to plan the perfect route through the world. Once you pick up your first target an alarm goes off and you must race to collect the rest before security arrives. Good thing you're not worried about property damage.
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