Fake Island: Demolish! is a strategic demolition simulator that can be enjoyed offline! Players can not only check out some of the most famous buildings around the world but also get a chance to demolish them for fun. The laws of physics are kept in tact to give a realistic simulation experience of how the building would fall if it were to ever be bombarded with dynamites. This guide will help you on the intricacies associated with demolishing famous buildings and help you clear more levels to unlock more buildings. 

Understand Structural Weaknesses and Load-Bearing Points

Every structure in Fake Island: Demolish! has key points that are more vulnerable to damage:

Weak Points: Look for thin beams, columns, or sections where multiple parts connect. Placing explosives here can maximize damage.

Load-Bearing Points: These are critical elements that hold most of the structure’s weight. Destroying these will often lead to a complete collapse.

Joints and Connections: Targeting areas where beams connect or overlap can cause a chain reaction, resulting in a greater overall collapse.

Before placing any explosives, analyse the structure carefully to identify these weak spots.

Placement of Explosives

At the heart of all the destruction lies the core explosives that you need to plant at different areas of the buildings. These TNT dynamites are the main culprits responsible for bringing down tons of cements in one blow. Naturally, your placement matters the most and the more strategically you place them, the more destruction it will result in. Your goal should be to maximize the destruction so as the building is not capable to stand anymore. This should be the base goal, but the final goal should be to bring down the building to complete rubble. To do so, there are a few key areas where you can plant the explosives:

At the Base: For tall structures, placing explosives at the base or on supporting columns can cause the entire building to topple. Gravity will do most of the work once the lower supports are gone.

Near Joints: Detonating explosives at joints or connection points can cause large sections of the structure to break away.

Spread Out Explosives: Instead of clustering all your explosives in one spot, distribute them across multiple weak points to ensure the entire structure is affected.

Chain Reactions: Arrange explosives in a way that the explosion of one triggers others, amplifying the damage.

Understanding the Different Explosives

There are different types of explosives that will be available at your disposal in game. Understanding what each of them does plays an important part in coping with the higher difficulty of advanced levels. Some structures will fall easily after giving one blow while other sturdier ones will require additional TNT. Take a look at the different explosives:

Standard Dynamite: This flexible explosive is suitable for general use and has a moderate blast radius. It’s effective at providing targeted harm to most structural sites.

Heavy explosives: These have a broader blast radius and greater power, making them ideal for thick walls or strong, load-bearing columns.

Directional Charges: These detonate in a certain direction, allowing you to target specific regions while avoiding harming others. They are useful when you require precision.

Remote Charges: These can be manually detonated, allowing you to time explosions for consecutive collapses. Use them for strategic demolitions where timing is essential.

Use the Concepts of Physics to your Advantage

Fake Island: Demolish takes pride in its close proximity to the laws of physics. Players cannot simply place dynamites to bring down cemented structures. Many buildings around the world are made to stand a few blows, and use the laws of physics to help them stay put. Well, the same laws can also be used to demolish them! 

Use gravity to your advantage by destroying the foundations of tall skyscrapers. Once the base is damaged, the upper component frequently falls and causes extra harm. Target places that will result in a domino effect. For example, breaking a central support beam could cause the roof or upper floors to collapse onto the lower levels, resulting in maximum destruction. Determine if portions of the structure are imbalanced or may tip over if their supports are removed. Use explosives to upset the structure’s balance.

Watch Advertisements to Get Extra Explosives

If you’re stuck on a difficult level or need more resources, watching advertisements can provide you with extra explosives, hints, and even the ability to skip stages. While it is not required for development, it might provide a useful boost if you are suffering. These advertisements are free to watch and can be watched an unlimited number of times to help you progress in the career mode. 

Players can enjoy Fake Island: Demolish even more on a bigger screen of their PC or Laptop with keyboard and mouse via BlueStacks for an elevated gameplay experience.