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Break Stuff VR
Single Step Games
June 5, 2023
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Indie, ArcadeDevelopers
Single Step GamesRelease Date
June 5, 2023 (1 year and 11 months ago)Publishers
Single Step GamesContent Rating
E
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Break Stuff VR
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Break Stuff in VR!! Smash for cash as a game show contestant. Throw and bash your way to victory! Throw virtual objects in the visually stunning and exciting stages! Demolish an office construction site. Wreck a country parking lot. Crash apart a carnival. Shatter a china shop. Swing baseball bats and sticks to break cool things! Bash away at fax machines and piñatas. Crush a showcase of expensive objects. Smash a fully destructible car!! Have fun destroying virtual objects without the real clean up or consequences! All ages and experiences levels. Easy to play, difficult to master. Fun for everyone!
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Indie, ArcadePlatforms
Meta Quest 2, PlayStation VR2Developers
Single Step GamesRelease Date
June 5, 2023 (1 year and 11 months ago)Publishers
Single Step GamesContent Rating
E
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