Place blocks
Select a material and click a cell. Each click performs one deliberate placement, so moving the pointer does not accidentally paint across the grid.
FROM EMPTY GRID TO PUBLIC LEVEL
Build, test, publish
Shape the construct
Use the 18×10 grid to create a readable image, mechanical route, armored target or compact boss-like silhouette.
Validate the draft
Wreck Forge checks the format, launch space, target objective, object bounds and other structural rules before a public test.
Complete the level
A Builder must wreck the current draft in the real simulation before publication is enabled.
Publish to Wreckyard
Signed-in Builders can publish a bounded payload. Wreckers see the actual layout preview rather than unrelated cover art.
INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION KIT
Materials with readable behavior
Basic target
The foundation of most shapes: clear, destructible and easy to read.
Multi-hit plate
Survives more than one impact and gains visible cracks before destruction.
Chain reaction
Rewards deliberate routing through tightly connected groups.
Linked energy
Signals a hazardous or reactive module within the construct.
Rebuilding module
Late-game logic may restore bounded neighboring targets over time.
Indestructible route
Creates a labyrinth, protected channel or narrow skill-shot opening.
NO IMPOSSIBLE JUNK
Validation before reach
Publication is not a raw file upload. Level data uses a versioned, bounded JSON contract and is normalized before it reaches gameplay.
Validation cannot mathematically prove every possible shot sequence, but it rejects obvious structural failures and requires the Builder to complete the current draft. That combination keeps Wreckyard closer to playable arcade content than an unfiltered pixel dump.
THE BUILDER/WRECKER LOOP
Build something worth destroying
Published levels can collect plays, completions, clear-rate data, likes, favorites and comments. Wreckers may follow the Builder, while the Builder receives account-backed signals when the level is completed or appreciated.