Breakout Blocks

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About “Breakout Blocks”

*Breakout Blocks* is a sensational arcade game that provides a thrilling experience for players of all ages. The concept is simple: strategically smash bricks using a ball[4]. As you progress through the levels in *Breakout Blocks*, you’ll encounter various challenges that will test your skills and keep you hooked until the end[4].

The original *Breakout* game appeared in arcades in 1976, influenced by the success of *Pong*. Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs built the game, with the concept by Nolan Bushnell and Steve Bristow[1]. Since then, many versions of *Breakout* have appeared, including an updated version to play in web browsers[1].

In *Breakout Blocks*, controlling the paddle, typically with a mouse or keyboard arrows, allows you to bounce the ball toward the bricks[4]. Each hit shatters the bricks, clearing a path toward victory. Players can also collect power-ups that drop from shattered bricks, which gives an advantage for breaking tricky arrangements[4]. Some power-ups increase the number of balls in play, widen the paddle, make the ball “heavy” to smash through blocks, or allow the paddle to fire lasers[1].

There are a few things to keep in mind when playing *Breakout Blocks*. Controlling the ball direction based on the point of impact on the paddle is key to success. Also, avoid dropping the ball off-screen, as losing a life can drastically set back progress. Collecting power-ups can also enhance your experience[4].

Many *Breakout* style games are available with updated graphics, sounds and gameplay[1]. Some offer different difficulty modes[1]. *Breakout Beyond* features a sideways perspective, 72 levels, and two-player co-op[5].

Whether you’re a long-time fan of the *Breakout* concept or new to brick-breaking games, *Breakout Blocks* offers a captivating and engaging experience.

INSTRUCTIONS

Touch/click left and right on the screen to move the stick.\nor Use keyboard arrow keys. (Left arrow and Right arrow)