South Korean developer Studio LEF has officially launched the Steam page for its self-published PC title, How to Destroy a City, on the 5th.

How to Destroy a City is a casual incremental game where you take on the role of a robot pilot hired by the Super Villain Association to bring a city to its knees. The goal is to wreak as much havoc as possible within a time limit across a minimalist cityscape packed with skyscrapers and cars.

As you crush the skyline, you earn rewards based on your destruction tally and casualty count. You can reinvest these funds into a sprawling upgrade tree boasting over 300 options to beef up your mechanical menace. Beyond raw physical force, you can equip special tools like seismic generators, lightning strikes, missiles, and destructive beams to turn the city into rubble with style.

However, do not expect the inhabitants to sit idly by. As your threat level spikes, humanity will throw everything at you, from helicopters and fighter jets to massive aerial battleships raining bullets down upon your chassis. You will need to add extra armor and return fire with interception missiles to survive. Successfully flattening a city unlocks new robots, each sporting a unique aesthetic and a distinct way to sow chaos.

How to Destroy a City will officially support Korean, and the team plans to release a playable demo in April to gather user feedback. Looking ahead, the game will be showcased at Indie Live Expo on April 25 and the global indie festival Steam Next Fest on June 15, with a full launch slated for August this year.

For more information on the game, head over to the Steam page to see it for yourself.