A mixed garage. The table fills with a random mix of vehicles; either player can shoot any car.
Format
Cars on the table
Computer skill
Goals to win
Shots each
Rounds
Player 1 formation
Player 2 formation
Alley
Shot clock
Defenders
Fouls
Family series
Tournament
Bowling camera
Bowling challenge
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Take turns. Pick any car on the table, drag to aim it any way you like, then release to shoot — no fixed axis, no lock.
Every car you push off the edge is one point.
If the car you shot goes over too, the turn scores nothing.
One shot and the turn passes, whatever happens — score or not, it's the other player's go next.
A scoreless turn brings every car that fell back to the middle.
Last car standing ends it. Most cars on the floor wins.
Red skull: rides on the car with the most knock-offs. Knock it off for +1 extra, either player.
Crosshair: the car your rival just scored with. Knock it off for +1 extra. It shows only on your turn, because only you can claim it.
Lucky clover: turns up every few turns on another car. +1 extra for either player, but it is gone after 2 turns.
Two teams, mixed randomly across the table. You may only shoot your own team's cars, aimed any way you like.
A car you push off is eliminated for good — no points, gone. If your own car goes over, it's eliminated too.
One shot and the turn passes, whatever happens — eliminating an enemy car doesn't buy another shot.
Whoever still has a car left when the other team hits zero wins.
The red skull rides on the car with the most knock-offs: the one to fear.
Two sides on a walled pitch with a goal at each end. Nothing can be knocked off — put the ball in their net.
Pick one of your own cars, drag to aim it any way you like, then release to shoot.
Turns always alternate, one shot each — hitting the ball or scoring a goal doesn't buy another shot.
First to the target score wins (pick 3, 5, 7 or 10 goals below). A goal restarts from the kickoff, taken by whoever conceded.
Each side has a bigger, heavier goalkeeper (GK). Flick it anywhere inside its own penalty box — it can never be knocked out of it.
Pick a formation for each side: defensive, balanced or attacking. With the shot clock on, run out of time and your turn passes.
With Defenders on Fall back, your side reshapes before every shot it faces: the keeper slides across to cover the ball and one defender steps into the path to your goal.
With Fouls on Ball first, the car you shoot must touch the ball (or one of your own cars) before any of theirs. Hit theirs first and it's a foul: they get two shots in a row, and a goal you score with that shot doesn't count.
You start with one car each, on opposite sides of the table. Everything else on it is grey and unclaimed.
Every car is free to aim any way you like — pick one of your own, aim anywhere, take the shot.
Touch a grey car, or one of theirs, and it becomes yours — new colour, one more car in your fleet.
Go over the edge and that car is gone for good, whoever it belonged to. Turns always alternate, whatever happens.
Most cars when the game ends wins.
Two teams fight over the bases — raised platforms you drive onto. Hold a base with at least one of your cars for 3 turns in a row and it becomes yours, painted your colour.
An enemy parked on the base stalls the count for both sides; a rival working it alone wipes your progress and starts their own.
Cars pushed off the table are eliminated for good, so keep a defender on your bases.
Capture every base to win — or wipe the other team out.
No time limit unless you set a match length in Settings.
Two teams. One car is carrying a bomb. You may only shoot your own team's cars, aimed any way you like.
Any car that crashes into the bomb car — or gets crashed into by it — takes the bomb. It can only change cars once per shot.
Nobody knows how long the fuse is. Passing it on does not reset it. Listen: the beeping speeds up as it burns down, and on the very last turn it screams and the bomb flashes red.
BOOM: the car holding it is destroyed, cars right next to it go with it, and the blast throws everything nearby. Any car the blast throws off the table is gone for good — from either team.
The team that just lost the car gets the next bomb, on a random car. If the bomb car goes over the edge, it blows up right there.
Only the bomb eliminates: a car pushed off by a normal shot comes back to the middle. Last team with cars left wins.
Derby, plus a horde. Pick any car, aim it any way you like, one shot each. Every car you knock off the edge is a point, and so is every zombie duck. If your own car goes off too, the turn scores nothing.
Ducks are light: hit one and it squeaks and flies. Knocking a duck off the table counts like a car, and it counts toward a double or triple. You never shoot a duck, only cars.
After every shot every duck waddles all the way to the nearest car, even one that was knocked over. Nobody shoots until they have stopped.
A duck that reaches a car grabs it and clamps on. A grabbed car is stuck: you cannot pick it or shoot it. Another car has to save it: hit the duck off the car (or off the table), or push the car clear.
If the duck is still on the car after two more shots, it bites: the car is gone for good, never given back, and a new duck stands up where it was.
A duck that goes off the table stays down on the floor, out of the game. New ducks climb up out of the fog at the table edges every few turns, so the pressure never stops.
It ends when one car or fewer is left on the table. Most points wins.
Two teams share one narrow alley. Your car is the ball — pick one of your own, drag to aim, and bowl it at the ten pins at the far end. Both sides drive cars of similar weight.
Every pin you knock over is a point. The whole rack in one shot is a STRIKE (+5 bonus); clearing what's left of a rack is a SPARE (+2).
Gutter ball: if your car leaves the lane — off a side or off the far end — the shot scores nothing, whatever it knocked down on the way.
Hot potato bomb: touch it and it rides your car, then blows before the pins (or when you stop). Blown up on it or beside it: no points, back to the start — bump it onto another car first. The blast throws cars and pins.
Push a rival car off the lane: +1, if it was out past the foul line (the start zone is safe). It goes back to the start.
The lane fights back: two red rubber bumpers stand somewhere new every round, and the striped sweeper bar slides from gutter to gutter while a shot is rolling — it shoves whatever is parked in its way.
The threat machine: before every round a slot machine spins up the lane's threats, more of them as the match goes on: tornadoes that fling you along the lane, slime that won't let you stop, and ponds that swallow cars. There is always a way through.
A purple bonus pin sometimes appears beside the lane. Knock it down for +2 points; it is optional and never blocks a rack clear. A gutter shot earns zero. Flying finishes and bumper banks earn applause, not extra points.
No parking by the pins: a car that stops in the red zone stays there but can't be bowled any more — it's a target. Knock a rival's parked car off the lane for the point. A new round sends every car back to the start.
Rounds: a round is one rack; turns alternate until every pin is down, and each side opens the same number (3×2 is six rounds). Six turns without a pin clear the lane's threats until the rack is done. Most pins wins.
One wooden tower stands across a gap from your platform. Pick a car, aim, pull: the same flick as always.
A plain flick never clears the gap. Send the car over a ramp (a boost pad in front of it makes it fly further) and it sails across into the tower.
One block = one point. Every block that reaches the floor counts, nothing more and nothing less. Ramps, pads and blasts are for style: they do not multiply the score.
Stars: half the tower down is one star, three quarters two, all of it three. Each car gets one shot, so make them count.
One wooden tower stands across a gap from the shooting platform. You and your friend take turns flicking cars at it, the same flick as always: pick a car, aim, pull.
A plain flick never clears the gap. Send the car over a ramp (a boost pad in front of it makes it fly further) and it sails across into the tower.
One block = one point. Every block that reaches the floor counts, nothing more and nothing less. Ramps, pads and blasts are for style: they do not multiply the score.
Red-and-yellow blast blocks go off when hit hard and throw the blocks around them. A chain of blasts is one stunt (for show).
You have the same number of shots each: 5, 10 or 15. The cars are never used up, they go back to the platform after every shot.
When about nine tenths of the tower is down, the next tower rises in its place. Most points after the last shot wins; if you are level, the best single shot wins.
Final count
Winner
New in your garage
Tournament
Pick the tables
Reminders
Want a note when there is something new?
At most twice a week: the new family goals on Monday, and the Table of the Month on the 1st. You can change this any time in Settings.
Game files
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The game works as it is. The full-quality cars and tables are about 0 MB. We can fetch them in the background. You can change this any time in Settings.
Game files
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Table Top Demolition Derby
Settings
Volume
Music100%
Sound effects100%
Gameplay
Match length and an unbeatable lead end a match early, on points. Not in Bowling or Football.
Fast finish speeds up a long roll after 1.5 seconds. Scores never change.
Camera & controls
Camera sensitivity100%
Low saves battery with a softer image and simpler lighting. HD gives sharper visuals. If the device falls behind, the game briefly draws fewer pixels instead of dropping effects. Some detail changes apply next match.
Table TopDemolition Derby
