Clatter Smash - Physics Puzzle

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About this game

Knock down towers in Clatter Smash, a physics demolition puzzle built for satisfying collapses. Line up your shot, let go, and watch stacks of crates, stone, glass, steel beams and explosives come down the way real physics lets them.

Every world runs its own real surface gravity, so the same shot never works twice: the Moon at 1.62, Mars at 3.72, Earth at 9.81, Saturn at 10.44 and Jupiter at a crushing 24.79. On the Moon the debris drifts down slowly; on Jupiter a stack drops like a stone. Find the weak piece in each tower and the whole thing folds in one sweep. Miss, and line up a fresh angle.

What makes Clatter Smash different: nothing counts down, so take as long as you like to line up the shot, and there is no account to create before your first launch.

Features:
- 75 levels across five worlds, fifteen on each, rendered in 3D
- All kinds of pieces with their own weight and grip: crates, stone blocks, steel beams, glass, explosives and more
- Steel Balls in every level, and Heavy Balls for the builds that will not budge
- Press, aim and release: controls anyone can pick up in seconds
- A calm pace that rewards precision over speed, built for stress relief

Clatter Smash is free to play, with ads and optional in-app purchases. Knock down your first tower and see how satisfying demolition can be.
Knock down towers across five real gravities. Aim, launch, topple every stack.
Updated on
Sep 24, 2026
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