Rampage Meets Afterburner: The Physics of Skyscraper Domino Collapses

In Midway's iconic 1986 classic *Rampage*, George, Lizzie, and Ralph punched windows and ate office workers from scaffolding. It was tactile and hilarious, but slow-paced. In **Missile Rampage**, we swapped the giant ape for a Mach 3 supersonic fighter jet armed with Macross-style multi-target lock-on missile silos and bunker busters. Instead of punching individual bricks, you sweep your crosshairs across an entire city block and ignite 12 spiraling missiles simultaneously.

A building in Missile Rampage is not a single health bar. It is a multi-story physics stack: 1. **Foundation Weakening:** Every floor tracks damage independently. If you blast away the bottom 2 floors, the upper 10 stories lose support. 2. **The Buckle & Tilt:** Unsupported upper floors tilt at an angular velocity ($tilt = \pm 0.15\text{ rad}$), generating low-frequency sub-bass screen rumbles. 3. **Chain Reaction Impact:** When a collapsing 15-story tower topples into an adjacent skyscraper, it imparts 300% collision damage, triggering a domino collapse across the entire district. 4. **Mach 3 Ramming:** Double-tapping Afterburner wraps the fighter in an invulnerability shock cone, letting you physically slice through corporate data centers like a plasma blade.

* **Target the Ground Floor:** Don't waste ordnance on the middle floors. Two direct missile hits to the foundation will bring the whole tower down. * **Collect the Executives:** Escaping corporate CEOs deploy golden parachutes when their penthouses explode. Flying through them grants +500 bonus points!