Teardown

How to instantly unlock levels and tools in the Teardown sandbox mode

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In order to unlock levels and tools for the sandbox mode in Teardown, you normally have to play through the campaign. If you don’t feel like going through the story mode, then you can check out this Seeking Tech tutorial to see how you can instantly unlock levels and tools.

1. To start off, you need to head over to the Options menu. This can be done from the main menu or pause screen.

2. In Options, make sure you are viewing the Game tab.

You can switch tabs by using the L1 and R1 buttons on a PlayStation controller or LB and RB buttons on an Xbox controller.

3. In the Game tab, move the cursor down to the Sandbox section. You should see two settings:

Unlock All Levels:

Unlock all levels in sandbox mode, even if they are not yet reached in the campaign. If you intend playing through the campaign, we recommend keeping this disabled to not spoil the experience.

Unlock All Tools:

Unlock all tools in sandbox mode, even if they are not yet received in the campaign. If you intend playing through the campaign, we recommend keeping this disabled to not spoil the experience.

4. Set the Unlock All Levels and Unlock All Tools to enabled and then exit the Options menu.

When you play the Sandbox mode in Teardown, all of the levels and tools should now be available.

How to turn off vibrations in Teardown

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By default, the controller will rumble in Teardown. If you find the constant haptic feedback to be annoying, then you can check out this Seeking Tech guide to see how you can disable it.

1. Bring up the pause menu if you haven’t done so already.

2. Select Options from the pause menu.

3. In Options, make your way to the Input tab.

If you are playing with a controller, then you can change tabs in Teardown by using L1 and R1 on a PlayStation pad or LB and RB on an Xbox pad.

4. You should see the Vibration setting in the Input tab. Use the left and right directional pad to change it from Enabled to Disabled.

5. You can then exit the pause menu.

When you return to playing Teardown, your controller should no longer vibrate.

How to disable adaptive triggers in Teardown

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Teardown takes advantage of the DualSense’s adaptive triggers feature. If you would rather disable it so that the L2 and R2 won’t provide any resistance, then you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first step, press the Options button on the DualSense to bring up the Pause menu.

2. From there, head into Options.

3. In Options, use the L1 and R1 buttons to change tabs until you are viewing Input.

4. Move the cursor down to Trigger Effect, which is set to Enabled by default.

5. Use the left or right directional pad button to set the setting to Disabled instead.

6. Exit the Options and Pause menus.

You should no longer feel any shoulder button resistance when playing Teardown.