Dataclysm - Steam Charts & Historical Stats
A tech-themed artillery game where players take turns launching computer components at opponents across destructible terrain. Explore historical player activity and pricing for Dataclysm. Player-count data was last observed Apr 30, 2026.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11 x64
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11 x64
- OS: Any x64 Distro
- OS: Any x64 Distro
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About This Game
A tech-themed artillery game where players take turns launching computer components at opponents across destructible terrain. Aim carefully, manage your jetpack fuel, and master physics-based projectiles to be the last techie standing in this modern tribute to classics like Worms.
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Dataclysm
Gear up for digital warfare in Dataclysm, a turn-based artillery game where tech components become deadly projectiles! In this modern take on classics like Worms, players battle across destructible landscapes, launching keyboards, mice, and computer parts at opponents.
Key Features:
Tech-Themed Arsenal: Fire computer peripherals and components as projectiles with unique damage patterns
Destructible Terrain: Blast through procedurally generated landscapes with precise, physics-based destruction
Strategic Combat: Master the jetpack for mobility, perfect your aim, and time your shots for maximum impact
Last Player Standing: Outlast your opponents in frantic battles where terrain constantly evolves
Multiple Character Skins: Choose from Adventurer, Soldier, Zombie and more
Take turns navigating the battlefield, conserving jetpack fuel, and charging devastating shots. Watch your projectiles follow realistic arcs as they crash into opponents or reshape the terrain to your advantage. With damage scaling based on impact velocity, precision and strategy are your path to victory!
Will you master the physics of digital destruction and be the last techie standing?