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Teardown is a game with a voxel-driven engine that allows for a fully destructible environment. The game utilizes raytracing for global illumination, real-time reflections, and physically convincing smoke and fire. It employs a deferred G-buffer for rendering, with separate draw calls for each object in the game. Teardown also incorporates volumetric shadow maps, blue noise sampling, and denoising techniques for lighting and reflections. The post-processing stage includes motion blur, depth of field, temporal anti-aliasing, bloom, and lens distortion effects. Overall, Teardown's rendering techniques create a visually impressive and immersive experience.