I found the idea super curious and entertaining.
But in the end I had to abandon it for two reasons.

1. the game makes me dizzy, I don't know if it's because of the first person view or because of the camera movement
2. In the end a game of destruction has become a game of theft and timer

I'm sorry, but I doubt I'll play it again

This game I ended up finding a lot more fun that I had imagined when I started looking over it, but after witnessing my streaming friend playing this, though I now have forgotten which one it was!

Anyway, the game I found scratched an itch that I was really missing ever since completing Thief 2, due to the time sneaking around, stealing valuable items (and unlocking new weapons and upgrades) and then keeping everything in mind in regards to what your mission is, often fleeing before the authorities arrive and getting away with having finished your job which often involves theft and vandalism with people paying you to mess up each-other's place!

With the set up having unlimited time (until you start off the alarm) you can take as much time as possible setting up a plan to pick up or destroy whatever items as quickly as possible before getting to the escape point! The options are limitless in how you go about it and with the destructive environment you have limitless options. More so when you unlock all kinds of items making destruction easier and building items to make it possible to build bridges like I had done or, in one case, tie up a bunch of safes in a lorry so I could carry out the impossible to move safes in one go!

I'm sure others will find far better ways to complete levels and levels are also repayable so it's a hell of a lot of fun!

There's more stuff coming out and I can't wait to play/review all that extra content!

Imagine if PayDay and Zelda Tears of the Kingdom had a baby with a voxel and fully destructible world and a campaign where you get paid by some millionaires to vandalize each other while a cop blackmails you into getting evidence to jail them. Yeah something like that.
The campaign (and expansions) is extremelly addictive. The whole concept of "you have to do X in one minute, but you can change the map beforehand however you like it so you make it in time" is extremely powerful. Some specific levels (like demolishing stuff or the levels where you can kill robots) are really fun to play.
As a minus, this game seriously lack a multiplayer mode and some way of procedural generation for missions. I can't imagine the time I would waste on playing this if you could beat random missions in coop.

Could have been an all timer sandbox game if it just had better mission variety. The maps look amazing and have so much potential for interesting interactions and mission design, the arsenal of tools you have to use are varied (although it takes way too long to unlock them all), and obviously the physics engine and destruction mechanics are incredible.

70% of the missions in this game are the exact same thing with very slight variations, pick up six items, an alarm will start when you pick one of them up, so you have to plan out the best route to get all of them in a time limit once the alarm is triggered.

It baffles me how often the game relies on this mission type, considering how many other potential objectives the game could have gone with. It also cripples the game's pacing as every mission is the exact same length, throw some shorter, and some longer missions in there for Christ's sake.