Wreck Steam
DOMolition turns the Steam website at store.steampowered.com into a free browser game. The page becomes a destructible pixel-art level you can collapse, brick-break or defend against its own trackers, in nine arcade modes. No download, no sign-up, and nothing on the real site is touched.
“Welcome to Steam”
🪦 store.steampowered.com: gone, but not cached. It went out insisting “STEAM.” 56 images, and not one of them made it out.WRECK IT NOW
NINE WAYS TO WRECK STEAM
Pull the plug. Watch the page collapse into a heap.
Brick-breaker. Text cracks, images resist, links drop power-ups.
A sticky glob that grows from letters to words to images to the navbar. 2 minutes.
Eat paragraphs. Grow from Kilobyte to Terabyte. Buttons shoot back; popups are bosses.
Two URLs. Two fortresses. One survives. Artillery with wind, vs CPU or a friend.
Tower defense. Bugs (and the page's own trackers) march from header to footer. Text blocks become turrets.
A boss rush through cookie walls. Fleeing buttons, self-flipping toggles, 800 partners. Reject them all, fast.
Football up the page. Swipe to curl the ball through the text, past the CTA keeper, into the logo.
Fly a lander from the footer to orbit. Land on the site's buttons to refuel; the exhaust burns the page.
BLOAT REPORT
- 2,921 DOM nodes detected
- 21.7 MB of page weight
- 5 third-party hosts
- 0 trackers caught
LEADERBOARDS
SITE WARS
Pit store.steampowered.com against another website. Two fortresses, one survives.
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DOMolition plays with a pixelated snapshot and is not affiliated with store.steampowered.com. Site owner? Opt out.