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One More Brick

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82%Game Brain Score
graphics, stability
monetization, gameplay
82% User Score Based on 900 reviews

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One More Brick is a single player arcade puzzle game. It was developed by Rifter Games and was released on November 17, 2016. It received positive reviews from players.

Relaxing, simple yet addictive brick breaker game

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82%
Audience ScoreBased on 900 reviews
graphics5 positive mentions
monetization132 negative mentions

  • Addictive and fun gameplay that works well as a time killer and stress reliever.
  • Smooth performance with minimal intrusive ads during actual gameplay.
  • Variety of modes, power-ups, and challenges provide longevity and keep the game interesting.
  • Excessive and long unskippable ads, even after purchasing ad removal, significantly hurt user experience.
  • Progress saving is unreliable or missing; many users lose their game progress or purchases especially when switching devices.
  • Controls and aiming mechanics are often reported as unintuitive, inaccurate, or frustrating.
  • monetization
    149 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Monetization in this game relies heavily on frequent, often long and intrusive ads that many players find excessive and disruptive, with some reporting ads even after purchasing the no-ads option. While some appreciate the option to pay a modest fee to reduce ads and the generally respectful ad placement after losses, numerous users criticize forced ads during gameplay continues, unskippable ads, glitches causing ads to block progress, and an aggressive push toward microtransactions, resulting in a diminished overall experience.

    • “It runs smoothly with no ads, making it a rare gem.”
    • “I also enjoy how no ads are played until you lose, so they don't disrupt your gameplay.”
    • “Paid for no ads a few years back, this game has given me hours of mindless background joy as I listen to podcasts, guess shoot angles, and turn off my brain.”
    • “Purchasing the "remove forced ads" in-app purchase for $2 doesn't actually remove forced ads.”
    • “Most annoying part is paying for the ads to be removed, then still forcing you to watch ads for continues and checkpoints.”
    • “Update: I bought ad free, but continue to get ads.. one of my favorite games.”
  • gameplay
    15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is praised for its addictive, simple mechanics and multiple modes, offering a variety of play styles and power-ups that enhance the experience without interruptive ads. Controls are generally smooth, though some users dislike specific mechanics like the shot-lock feature. Overall, it's considered a solid and enjoyable game with classic arcade elements and fresh twists.

    • “Lots of options for gameplay styles since you can change features of the ball you use.”
    • “It has powerups, checkpoints, and 2 modes of gameplay, which is a lot more than others.”
    • “Simple gameplay, very addictive, lightweight, and overall, a good app for killing time.”
    • “The worst aspects of controls and gameplay can be purchased out of the game as power ups.”
    • “I didn't care for the ads but gameplay changed and I hate it.”
    • “However, the mechanic to lock your shot is terrible.”
  • music
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users appreciate the option to play the game alongside their own music or podcasts, but recent updates introducing mandatory background music—often described as intrusive or unwanted—have been a common complaint. There is also interest in adding customizable music features and toggle options. Ads that interrupt personal audio are viewed negatively, impacting the overall music experience.

    • “It would be great to add background music with a toggle feature, along with skins for the little red robot, such as other colors or themed designs like a cat, smiley face, R2-D2, or Portal's Companion Cube.”
    • “A recent update introduced new background music similar to Harry Potter, but currently there's no way to turn it off.”
    • “The game sometimes plays loud background music unexpectedly, which can interfere with listening to podcasts or personal music.”
    • “But since yesterday anytime I open the game, a loud song (sounds like an ad) just starts playing.”
    • “But a recent update has made some new background music akin to Harry Potter impossible to turn off.”
    • “Plays music in the background that I don't want.”
  • graphics
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game are generally described as nice and satisfactory, with some users finding them impressive and fitting for the block-breaking gameplay. However, a few users feel the visuals could be improved, especially given the capabilities of modern Android devices. Overall, the graphics are enjoyable but not exceptional.

    • “The visuals and sound are impressive; the ball audio is so satisfying!”
    • “Nice graphics and addictive game :)”
    • “It's a great, addictive game with no graphic problems.”
    • “The graphics could be a lot better considering the graphics capability of the Android OS.”
  • stability
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is praised for its excellent stability, with users reporting no glitches or technical issues, contributing to a smooth and enjoyable experience.

    • “Great game, no glitches.”
    • “It is a lot of fun, no glitches.”
  • optimization
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is well-optimized, delivering smooth performance without any ads, which users find refreshing and rare.

    • “It runs smoothly with no ads, making it a rare gem.”
  • atmosphere
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere aspect is noted for its lack of realistic elements such as gravity and atmospheric drag, which may affect immersion and authenticity.

  • grinding
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is considered fun initially but quickly becomes tedious and repetitive for players.

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One More Brick is a arcade puzzle game.

One More Brick is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

One More Brick was released on November 17, 2016.

One More Brick was developed by Rifter Games.

One More Brick has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

One More Brick is a single player game.

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