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Quantum Forge
@quantum_forge
Bending game mechanics with physics puzzles and arcade loops.
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Quick answer
What is Brick Breaker?
Brick Breaker is a straightforward paddle game: launch the ball, keep it from falling past the paddle and remove all the bricks. Each board has 63 bricks in seven rows and nine columns. The part you control is the rebound: where the ball hits the paddle changes its angle. Clear the board to advance; the next ball launches faster. You have three lives for the whole run.
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Key facts
- Genre
- Arcade
- Platform
- Web browser
- Devices
- Desktop, Tablet, Mobile
- Price
- Free
- Sign-up
- Not required
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How to play
- Move the paddle with the mouse, a finger drag, or the left and right keys. Click, tap or press Up to launch a ball resting on the paddle.
- Meet the ball nearer the paddle centre for a straighter return; catch it off-centre to send it across the board. Bricks disappear on contact.
- When all 63 bricks are gone, a new board appears and the ball waits to be launched again. If the ball drops below the paddle, you lose a life and relaunch unless all three are gone.
Controls
- Mouse / drag / ← → or A D
- Move the paddle left and right.
- Click / tap / ↑
- Launch the waiting ball.
Aim the rebound
- Track the ball as it comes down rather than following it across the top of the board.
- Use an off-centre bounce when you need to reach bricks on a far side; return to a central catch when survival matters more.
Brick Breaker FAQ
How many bricks are on each board?
There are 63: seven rows of nine.
What changes after I clear a board?
The next board has a fresh set of bricks and the newly launched ball moves faster.
Why does the ball leave at different angles?
Its horizontal contact point on the paddle sets the rebound angle.
Are there power-ups or extra lives?
This version has no power-ups. A run starts with three lives, and missing the ball uses one.
