Smash Your Computer is a simple destruction-based game where the player is placed in front of an outdated desktop setup and given control over a virtual object used to break it apart. The goal is to damage each visible part of the computer until it is no longer intact. There are no timers, enemies, or additional challenges. The entire experience revolves around interacting with the scene through repeated strikes, gradually dismantling the monitor, keyboard, tower, and connected accessories.
Interaction Mechanics and Feedback
Players use basic controls to aim and hit different parts of the computer. Each item reacts with a unique sound and visual effect when struck, and repeated impacts result in more visible destruction. The hammer or similar object moves with the input, and its motion determines where the damage occurs. There is no requirement to follow a sequence — players can target any component at any time. Once everything in the room has been broken, the game ends or allows the session to restart.
Design Simplicity and Session Flow
The visual design of Smash Your Computer consists of a single room with a limited number of interactive objects. The background remains unchanged, and the focus stays on the breaking process. Audio effects support the destruction theme by reflecting the material being hit, such as cracking glass or bending plastic. The structure is linear, with no upgrades, stages, or external objectives. The game’s purpose is to provide a quick, focused interaction that ends once the destruction is complete.
