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Version 6.7.0 · 2026-06-09
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 6.7.0, updated 2026-06-09.








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Welcome to "Fake Island: Demolish!" - your ultimate offline city smash game. Get ready to demolish iconic structures worldwide with a simple and satisfying gameplay experience. This demolition game, based on real physics and gravity, lets you destroy various structures, including buildings, skyscrapers, towers, castles, and even fake landmarks. Unleash destruction, wreak havoc, and enjoy the thrill of tearing down the world!
Are you ready for the destruction of the world's famous buildings? Just place dynamites properly and fire. Demolition is now more fun! Smash solar panels and landmarks. This is an offline city smash game.
If you like destruction games and want to destroy cities and destroy buildings you will enjoy our building destruction game. Break houses and enjoy demolition and destruction.
Fake Island: Demolish is a building demolition game based on real physics and gravity.…
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