All Will Fall Is a Physics-Based City Builder Where Collapse Is Inevitable

TinyBuild Games just dropped one of the most chaotic and intriguing game concepts of the year: All Will Fall, a physics-based survival city builder where the slightest design misstep could send your entire settlement crashing down—literally.

Welcome to the Collapse

Set in a post-apocalyptic world, All Will Fall puts you in charge of building safe havens for humanity. Sounds simple enough, right? Wrong. This isn’t your average drag-and-drop city builder. In this game, “physics-based” means everything has weight, balance, and the potential to go horribly wrong.

Build something wrong—stack a structure poorly, anchor it to the wrong section, or just try to get a little too creative—and boom. Your carefully planned shelter turns into a collapsing disaster zone.

Waterlogged bases? Bridges failing mid-crossing? Citizens hanging from ropes under collapsed buildings? Yep. All of that is fair game here.

Think Like a Survivor, Build Like an Engineer

If you’re the type of player who loves games that reward precision and punish overconfidence, this one’s for you. Whether you’re an architecture nerd or just love a bit of strategic chaos, All Will Fall seems like it’ll hit that sweet spot between survival tension and hilarious failure.

On top of the crumbling infrastructure, you’ve also got to manage the people. It is the apocalypse, after all. These residents are trying to survive, and you’re the only thing standing between them and disaster. Or, you know, the cause of disaster if your tower leans just a little too far.

Open Beta Drops Soon

The best part? You won’t have to wait long. TinyBuild has announced that All Will Fall will have a Steam open beta on June 9, 2025. So if you’re curious about the mechanics—or just want to see how fast your “masterpiece” can fall apart—you can wishlist the game on Steam now.