Caromble!

I applaud the devs for sticking with the game for 10 years but at the same time I'm baffled it took this long to get the final version...mostly because there's glaring issues I noticed from my first time playing it way back when, and also now. The camera moves side to side when you move. The play area is extremely small giving you very little time to react. The fov and camera angle make things hard to see. I'm a controller guy, it's difficult to use. Your either going too slow or way too fast. The sound effects are awful. The red boss dude in each level has 3 shields which automatically regenerate after about 10 seconds, and if you lose a ball then all three shields come back which is infuriating. Too many power down items. And all this is up to only level 1-4. I like the art style, music is chill and how after you finish a level the camera swirls around to the next levels is cool but the actual gameplay and sound effects are not there. Combined with the tight fov and camera problems I can't recommend it.

Ambitious, but poorly executed. You can see the vision: dynamic camera, moving between level segments, power-ups, a scoring system that rewards skill. But ultimately, the game is just very clunky to actually play. There are lots of complaints about difficulty, and while the game is hard, a basic clear of a level isn't too ridiculous (the scoring and time medal thresholds, on the other hand, are laughably overtuned). For me though, it was just boring. You don't have the sort of fine control and responsiveness seen in the best breakout games, so the act of actually manoeuvring the ball around the field generally skews to the wrong end of the luck/judgement axis. Add to that a visual style that looks quite dated and limited animations, and... I uninstalled after less than 90 mins. Life's just too short.

This game gets way to difficult, way to fast! The play field is way to short for the precise movements you're required to perform. The camera movement and screen shake make it very easy to lose track of the ball. The stage designs are not well thought out given the short play field and and game mechanics. All this combined makes the game infuriating!

A unique brick breaker that spent a lonnnnng time in early access. Glad they finished it! The GFX give off borderlands style vibes

Ball smashes the bricks Pinball, puzzles, powerups blend World heals with each hit

Why so dim? This game does not support borderless window, and exclusive fullscreen is broken when Windows HDR is enabled, making it appear super dim. Because I have an OLED screen Windows HDR is necessary or the display will be incredibly dim. It seems the fullscreen mode in this game forces Windows HDR to be disabled causing it to appear very dim on OLED screens.