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Teardown for PS5, Xbox Series launches November 15
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The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series versions of voxel-based heist game Teardown will launch both physically and digitally on November 15, publisher Saber Interactive and developer Tuxedo Labs announced. It will also be part of the Game Catalog for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members on day one.
The game will be available in the following editions:
- Standard Edition ($29.99)
- Teardown base game (also available to PlayStation Plus Extra and Extra and Premium subscribers as one of their additions to the Game Catalog in November)
- Deluxe Edition ($39.99)
- Teardown base game
- Downloadable content “Time Campers”
- Upcoming downloadable content “Folkrace”
- Ultimate Edition ($49.99)
- Teardown base game
- Downloadable content “Time Campers”
- Upcoming downloadable content “Folkrace”
- Upcoming third downloadable content
- Upcoming fourth downloadable content
- Quilez R0113R Robot
The following downloadable content is also planned:
Teardown first launched in Early Access for PC via Steam on October 29, 2020, followed by a full release on April 21, 2022.
Here is an overview of the game, via Saber Interactive:
Watch a new trailer below.
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