One More Brick

One More Brick – a casual novelty, vaguely reminiscent of a breakout game with the only difference that the user does not have to control the platform that bounces the balls. In our case, everything is much simpler – the gamer independently chooses the trajectory of the projectile (in the beginning it is only one, but the number of jumping spheres increases exponentially), trying to destroy as many colorful blocks as possible located at the top of the screen in one move . The problem is that after the completion of each move, the entire mass of the elements decreases slightly, and in no case should they be allowed to collide with the character (some kind of robot).

The elements in the arcade One More Brick differ in shape, color and numerical designation, and it is the last parameter that tells the user how many times the element should be hit with a ball in order to completely destroy it. The values ​​are very different – from one to hundreds, the complexity naturally increases not immediately, but gradually. In addition to the problems, the guys from the Rifter Games studio did not forget to throw gamers with useful bonuses located in different parts of the gaming space.

These include a laser beam activator that quickly destroys elements in a horizontal or vertical row, all kinds of ball multipliers, spheres with unique destructive characteristics, and so on. Management in One More Brick is carried out with one touch, the project is graphically executed simply but nicely, from the audio effects there are only sounds of balls colliding with elements – this product can be safely recommended to both adults and children as an excellent timekiller.