DOMolition vs Kick Ass: the website-destroying game, grown up
Kick Ass (kickassapp.com) was a 2010 bookmarklet: a little Asteroids ship flew over any page and shot its elements away, one at a time. Arrow keys to steer, space to fire, refresh to undo.
DOMolition takes the same idea and makes it a platformer. A stickman runs and jumps on the page's real headlines and paragraphs, with 8 weapons, letters that fall apart, and a nuke.
Side by side
| DOMolition | Kick Ass | |
|---|---|---|
| How you start it | Toolbar button or shortcut (Chrome extension) | Bookmarklet or userscript |
| Gameplay | Platformer with gravity, jumping and flying | Asteroids-style ship |
| Weapons | 8, from minigun to nuke | One gun |
| Undo | Esc puts the page back | Refresh the page |
| Multiplayer | Yes, on DOMolition's own maps | No |
Details about other games checked October 2026.
Pick Kick Ass if
- You want the original, retro Asteroids feel.
- You use a browser where you can't install Chrome extensions.
Pick DOMolition if
- You want more than one gun: rockets, plasma, a nuke.
- You want a game, not a toy: XP, unlockable skins, multiplayer.
FAQ
Is DOMolition related to Kick Ass?
No. It's an independent Chrome extension inspired by it.
Does it work on every site?
Almost: any normal web page in Chrome. Chrome doesn't let extensions run on its own pages, like the Web Store or settings.