Games like Brick Brick

Galaxy Pilot is a game inspired by various arcade classics from the 1980s, serving as a personal tribute to the 1984 arcade game "StarForce"  The game features 25 main levels spread across 8 galaxies, each with 5 challenging stages and 3 difficulty modes. Players can acquire multiple weapons and uncover hidden bonuses, all while navigating through the levels using either a top-down or an isometri…

There will eventually be 30 games. Here's what I have so far and how to play: 1. Paper Fleet - Use WASD or the arrow keys to fly paper airplanes. If you fly into a floating cube a new plane is added for you to control. Grow your fleet as much as you can before crashing 2. Sugar Ants - Click and drag with the mouse to move the candy around and lure the ants into the cup. Try to avoid the sticky tra…

You can use 'x' for A button and 'c' for B button normally pressing 'f' should put the game in full screen but it might not work in all browsers. Pressing 'f3' with the game activated will switch between playdate and colored graphics. Progress is saved locally in an "indexed db" database from your browser.  You can also use an xbox controller to control the games if your browser (like chrome) supp…

Opalescence: A chromatic effect, commonly found in opal, in which colors reflected off an object depend on viewing angle  Opalescence is a colorful bullet-hell in which you collect points, fight enemies, and dodge to get a high score. Four Main Game Modes Though it can change in some missions, the goal of the game is usually quite simple; Collect Points, And Survive.  Points are the col…

Depending on your browser, you might have mouse pointer issues. From what I have read, this is a known bug with Unity's WebGL implementation. My best workaround is to press Escape to bring up the pause menu and click the "Retry" button to restart the game. The mouse should behave normally then How to Play This is similar to the original Breakout game. The goal is to keep the ball in play and…

How to Play You play the game by moving the paddle at the bottom of the screen. You have to keep the ball on the screen, to prevent losing a life. When all lives are lost, you may return to the main menu, restart the current level from zero points, or restart from the beginning with zero points. The goal of the game is to destroy all the bricks (by hitting them with the ball) on the screen to prog…

The classic Brick Breaker arcade game, improved.

"Use Turbo To" is a fast-paced, procedurally generated game featuring varied objectives and increasing difficulty. Players must navigate different biomes, facing dangerous encounters and collecting ships as they progress. With an average session length of 10-15+ minutes, each playthrough offers a new challenge. Note that graphics and features are subject to change, and occasional errors may occur due to the game's use of procedural generation.

Step into neon-lit arcades and break, blast, and push your way through bricks and obstacles in this nostalgic brick-breaking classic. Use physics, trick-shots, and power-ups in your advance to beat challenging levels and rack up high scores.

Figure 1Figure 2 Figure 3Figure 4Figure 5Figure 6Figure 7What All Objects Are on Screen and Behaviors: Figure 1: This represents the main character of the game that the player controls. The avatar has a bow and arrow that shoots missile balls at zombies to survive an apocalypse and also moves around on the screen. Control its direction across space using the WASD controls or the arro…