Angry City Smasher

Angry City Smasher puts you in control of a massive 3D gorilla with a serious attitude problem. This is a third person fighting and destruction game where you rampage through city streets, taking down anything that stands in your way. Cole Games is proud to publish this title, which mixes close quarters combat with wide scale demolition across a fully realized urban environment.

Every level hands you two clear objectives. First, you have to defeat the enemy monster that is hunting you down. That beast will not wait around.

It charges straight at you the moment it spots you, so you need to fight back before you can focus on anything else. Letting it land hits while you chase buildings is a quick way to lose. Deal with the threat, then turn your attention to the city itself.

Once your rival is out of the picture, the real fun begins. Each stage marks a set number of buildings you must destroy to complete the mission. You can punch, stomp, and smash your way through walls, but the smartest tool in your kit is the Ultimate Smash.

This move unleashes area of effect damage, letting you flatten several structures in a single blow. Timing it well means fewer swings and faster progress toward your target.

The game rewards players who think about positioning and pacing. Do you rush the enemy monster right away, or do you bait it into an area where you can use the Ultimate Smash on both the creature and nearby buildings at once? Choices like that shape how each run plays out.

The controls stay simple, but the situations get chaotic fast, especially when debris flies and your opponent keeps pressing forward.

Visually, the game leans into oversized destruction. Gorillas tower over cars and storefronts, and every punch sends chunks of concrete flying. The camera stays close enough to feel the weight of each hit while still giving you a clear view of the battlefield.

Cole Games hopes you enjoy the mix of brawling and demolition. Stay aggressive, watch your rival, and do not forget the Ultimate Smash when the building count still looks too high. Good luck out there.