Happy Room

Happy Room scores destruction rather than simply allowing it, a dummy destroyed through a single elaborate chain reaction, a saw triggering an explosive triggering a collapsing structure, earns more than the same dummy shot with a gun, which turns the sandbox into a puzzle about maximizing chaos efficiently.

Because points scale with how creatively a kill is engineered rather than how quickly it happens, setting up multiple tools to interact before triggering anything usually scores higher than using each tool separately in isolation. New tools unlocked from points are worth testing on their own in an empty room first, since understanding exactly how a new trap behaves makes it much easier to chain into a bigger combo later. People Playground offers a similar physics-destruction sandbox with an even larger toolset to experiment with.