Demolish towering structures with a limited stock of explosives in this VR action simulation. Players master physics-based destruction across varied levels using specialized tools. A VR headset like HTC Vive or Oculus Rift brings the chaos to life on PC.
Fire the Charge Launcher to plant bouncing explosives that detonate in chain reactions-aim high to counter gravity and ricochet into tight spots. Unleash the Hand Cannon's heavy cannonballs for raw impact that shoves debris off platforms and racks up bonus points. Steer the Guided Bazooka's rockets with a laser sight to strike from unexpected angles, even looping around for rear attacks.
Explosives experts and demolition fans crave this hands-on test of precision and brute force.
[BRING IT DOWN! Requires a VR Headset to play. HTC Vive and Oculus Rift are both currently supported]
Get ready to raze hell and become an explosives expert / demolition worker in MIRROR QUEEN's latest game: BRING IT DOWN!
BRING IT DOWN! challenges the player to demolish structures given a limited supply of explosives. Your grasp on physics will be heavily disputed as you make your way through a variety of levels and weapons.
The CHARGE LAUNCHER is the quintessential razing tool, letting you set up explosives before detonating them in a single chain reaction. Gravity affects the charges more than any other type of ammo, so it's important to aim a little higher than you normally would aim if you're trying to aim accurately. Your charges can also bounce, so ricochet them off walls to get to hard to reach areas.
The HAND CANNON is a brute-force tool of destruction, capable of launching high-mass cannonballs at breakneck speeds. What it lacks in explosive power can be regained through its sheer force and quantity. Cannonballs have the increased power needed to knock obstacles out of the way and off the building platform for maximum bonus points.
The GUIDED BAZOOKA is a strange, but intensely accurate weapon capable of hitting buildings from any angle. Launch a rocket in the direction of your choosing then use the attached laser sight to guide the rocket to the place of detonation. Strategic users might even find that they can shoot the rocket beyond the structure then have it change course to attack from the rear.
