- September 20, 2019
- Dan Zaidan
Break Arcade Games Out
91%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
91% User Score 106 reviews
Platforms
About
What if Breakout was the only arcade game people could make? An open-source game, written entirely on a live stream.








Audience ScoreBased on 106 reviews
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game is a fun and addictive twist on the classic Breakout, providing a nostalgic experience for players.
- It's free to play and offers a variety of game modes, making it a great time killer.
- The simple graphics and satisfying sound effects enhance the overall enjoyment of the game.
- There are no options to adjust screen size or mute the music, which can be quite annoying.
- The game can be frustratingly difficult, especially for those unfamiliar with Breakout-style gameplay.
- It suffers from bugs and control issues, such as the paddle not responding accurately to mouse movements.
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players praise the soundtrack and sound effects as enjoyable and nostalgic, others express frustration over the lack of volume controls and the repetitive nature of the background music, which can become annoying. Overall, the music is seen as a highlight for some, but a significant drawback for others due to its incessant presence.
“This game is very awesome and it has the best music and sound to it. I would have to say that this game gets a 10 out of 10 for the best things to add in the game. It's still awesome, like wow, in a good way. Thanks for making this game to the people who did a well done good job with this.”
“I still remember playing this game on my dad's keypad phone as a child, and now playing a simple but redefined version of it on PC is great. The game has a nice soundtrack, and the sound that the ball makes as it ricochets around the area is just satisfying to the ears.”
“(mainly music assets though, I think it could be squished even more)”
“I was not able to change the screen size or turn off the incessant music and whistling of the ball.”
“The background music will get on your nerves; there are no mute or volume controls that I could see.”
“It's good, but how the hell do I turn down the music?”