Many Bricks Breaker Reviews

excruciatingly low fps on a decent gaming computer, huge memory usage for really a mediocre mobile game. Likely to cause eyestrain with how you cant change the zoom levels or contrast at all

BE WARNED BEFORE BUYING THIS GAME: This runs at like 15 fps (as all the other reviews say), you don't get all the options for levels or difficulty like on mobile, if you play mobile, for the steam version you only get to play the "more bricks" levels. The only setting you get to change is whether there is volume or not. The game launches in full screen, you can't change that, you can't change how fast the game runs, honestly just play it on mobile because it's far better on mobile for both how the game runs and all the options and levels you get. The steam version is essentially a scam. Don't waste your money or time.

This game does what it is supposed to. You hit bricks. That's all you could as for. I'm on my way to vote somewhat poorly because no matter how simple the game is, the devs still didn't get it right. The ball phases through the hitting mechanism and overall, if you hit two+ powerups, you win the level. This game is only good to pass time. Should be free online!!

108 levels. Not worth the money, 3h of random brainless, odd satisfaction is all you get. Wished there would've been lots and lots of more diverse levels. Oh well.

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ENG: I love this game, I started playing it on mobile but I decided to buy the steam version and I don't regret it at all. I usually play it while I listen to a podcast and it's really relaxing. Edit: The other reviews are true, the game is really simple. It misses some options from the mobile version and it's locked at 15fps, but those issues aren't really a game changer for me, especially considering the price. I think that the mobile version is more polished and it gives the player a better experience, but if you like it you're probably going to like this version too. ESP: compralo boludito

The game is [i] extremely [/i] basic - only two power-ups, unlimited lives, no music, but that's not an entirely bad thing. I can get into a zen game to listen to podcasts to. But the FPS is ridiculous - it runs at 15fps (on my 4K screen), in a game all about fluid motion. And the option to use windowed mode would be appreciated. It's pretty cheap but honestly not worth it for what you get.

This game was extremely glitchy, even with on ball in play. Balls would routinely fall through paddle and motion was not smooth at all. Just git DX-ball instead

bro really thought it was okay to publish a game that locks to 15 fps and charge $2.99 for it....

Basic Breakout clone, with no scoring. No timer either. You seem to get an unlimited number of lives (balls) CONTROL: Mouse You can only move the paddle when a ball is in play. LEVELS: 15 per page. 8 pages worth. No Cards or Achievements. PLAY VIDEO: First 15 Levels As I mentioned in the title of the video, I played until I got bored with it. It's easiest to let your ball go and quickly place the paddle where you need it to be for your next ball launch, although I spent some time actually trying to play like a real gamer and so used 'english' on the paddle. Eventually I tired of that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_lcK60IUD4 CONCLUSION: Not worth what it's currently selling for, but if you can get it at a discounted price you will probably find it mildly diverting.