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Ever felt the urge to, well, dismantle a planet? I'm not suggesting you actually do it, of course! But if you're looking for a safe and strangely satisfying way to channel that inner destructive force, you might want to check out Solar Smash. It's a game, available through a variety of sources, that lets you obliterate celestial bodies in a dazzling display of physics and explosions. Think of it as a digital stress ball for aspiring world-enders.
Gameplay: A Symphony of Destruction
The core of Solar Smash is simple: you're given a planet, a weapon, and the freedom to go wild. There's no overarching story, no complex objectives. Your goal is purely and simply to destroy. The game offers a surprisingly robust arsenal, ranging from relatively tame missile barrages to full-blown alien invasions and planet-shattering lasers.
You select your weapon, aim (if applicable), and unleash its power. The game uses a physics engine to simulate the effects, so you'll see cracks form, continents crumble, and eventually, the planet will break apart into a swirling cloud of debris. It's visually stunning, and the sound design perfectly complements the chaotic beauty of planetary destruction. The Solar Smash is a great place to look for different versions of the game.

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