Solar Smash 2.4.0

Free mobile planet destruction simulator

Solar Smash is a mobile planet destruction simulator by Paradyme Games. The purpose of this game is to accurately represent and imagine the end of the world. By integrating thousands of nuclear bombs, lasers, and asteroids, the simulation project focuses on how the Earth is going to explode. It could give you answers to some questions about nuclear weapons, such as what would happen if some countries were to use their arsenals.

Destroy all mankind

Solar Smash has a detailed list of man-made and natural disasters that you can choose from. All are contained in the command and control system; it illustrates how positions and movements of armies, arms delivery systems, and humanitarian implications impact the World. They will come together to imagine and quantify the impact of the tragedy on a global scale. It contains stars, nuclei, unknown creatures, S-Beams L-Beams, and the Moon.

Once the attacks have taken place, the outcomes will be measured and visualized in seconds. You can build your own attack plans and conflict scenarios to determine the likelihood of your survival. Other simulation options include conflict dynamics and timing. Paradigm Games also imagined imaginary or imaginary disasters like aliens. It's referred to as the UFOs in the game, and it doesn't have any clear means that aliens can kill all life on Earth.

Solar Smash is simpler compared to otherpost-apocalyptic games. There areno characters or tales. To play it, you need only toselect the commandand watch it end the world. Below your screen is a counter that lets you know how many people are alive on earth and how many have died by your side. It's fun to see a couple of times, but after a few replays, it's going to beboring.

Say Goodbye, Earth!

Solar Smash is an easy, simple, but advanced simulator that comes with all the systems and processes that would make people's worlds transparent. You're going to have complete control of the simulation, making choices that can make or break life on Earth. As you play, the map shows the levels of casualties and the consequences. All of these are coming together to show you the troubling implications.