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Crushing Crew

O&K Labs
⬇ 1,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 1,093
Style: Simulation
Free
Released: Jul 26, 2026
No in-app purchases
No ads
Rated: Everyone

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Installs since launch
0 547 1.1K 1.1K Jul 26, 2026 today
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Update history
1.0.719 Jul 27, 2026 · seen Oct 5, 2026
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Crushing Crew is a physics demolition puzzler. Every job is one condemned building, a handful of shots, and the question of where to hit it. FIND THE WEAK POINT Buildings are stacked block by block — plaster, wood, brick, steel, and welded frames that shrug off a direct hit. Every block holds up the ones above it, so the shot that matters is rarely the obvious one. Hit the wrong block and the structure just settles. Hit the right one and the whole thing folds. TWO TOOLS, USED WELL You get cannonballs and a single stick of dynamite per job. The cannonball chips, shoves and topples. The dynamite gets placed inside the structure and set off with a well-aimed ball — the one shot that can take out half a building at once. Find the explosive barrels buried in the brickwork and they chain into each other. THREE STARS OR NOTHING Every collapse pays out, and every job is scored. Bring the whole thing down and you take a perfect clear. Leave a wall standing and you'll be coming back for it. UPGRADE THE CREW Spend the payouts on a bigger cannonball, heavier hits, and extra shots to start each job with. The later buildings need all of it. A YARD FULL OF JOBS Work through a catalogue of contracts that get taller, tougher and better defended — from a two-storey shed to steel-framed towers built specifically to survive the lazy shot. Short jobs, instant restarts, and one very satisfying noise when it all comes down.