MacDestroyer freezes your screen into a picture and hands you a weapon. Blow it up, set it on fire, slice it in half, then press Esc and get back to work. Free for Mac.
Pistol, minigun, bazooka, flamethrower, laser, freeze ray, Tesla coil, black hole and sword. Number keys switch weapons, scroll flips through them.
Every hit sticks
Bullet holes crack the glass, fire chars, the laser melts a groove, and chunks of your real screen fly off.
Combos and ranks
Chain hits for combos and climb from Fresh Recruit to Legend of Chaos in the trophy room.

Freeze something, then shoot it and it shatters. Torch the ice for steam. Zap a fire and lightning chains from flame to flame.
Shatter, steam, chain
Each weapon reacts to what the others left behind.
Supernova
The black hole swallows the mess, then blows it all out again.

Every rampage starts with a countdown. Pick your starting weapon from a spinning arsenal, and tune the sound, screen shake and debris to taste.
Sound and shake
Every weapon has its own sound, made by the app itself, plus screen shake you can turn up or down.

Free
No trial, no ads, no account. Download and play.
Nothing Real Gets Touched
You wreck a picture of your screen. Press Esc and your windows are exactly as you left them.
Stays on Your Mac
The picture of your screen stays in memory and is dropped when the rampage ends.
One Shortcut Away
Lives in the menu bar. Start a rampage from any app with Control Option Command D.
Repair or Save
Press R to sweep the damage away, or S to save a picture of the wreckage to Pictures.
Updates On Their Own
New weapons arrive automatically. Or install with Homebrew: brew install --cask indiegoodies/tap/macdestroyer
No. MacDestroyer takes one still picture of your screen and you wreck that picture. Your real windows and files are never touched, and Esc puts everything back.
To take the picture it wrecks. Without it the game still runs, but effects draw over your live desktop and debris is plain glass.
Yes. MacDestroyer is free to download and play.
A Mac with macOS 26 or later.