Idle Breakanoid

Enjoyable idler with a decent play time to get through most of the achievements and upgrades a meaningful amount. Other than 2 playtime achievements most of the game was complete around 'prestige 30' and progression slows extremely quick. Only achievement remaining at time of review is to play for 30 hours, but gameplay stops being interesting around 2 or 3 hours. That being said its still a nice idler that I'd recommend as a game to hop back to for upgrades then afk/play something else

Nice little chill brick breaker idler where you power up your automated ball blasters and blast ball into brick. Frequent prestiges and lots of rerolls to carry over progress. Doesn't appear to have an ending (from what I've seen) so it could use leaderboards instead for incentive for continued play. But either way it's fun to finish some achievements and watch balls bust until the cows come home

This is going to be a very similar review to my one for Pachillinko from the same dev - it's not a game, it's a bouncing ball simulator with music. If that's what you want, it's great. If you want something where you have to do things to achieve goals, it's not so much. You start with a ball and a wall of bricks. When the ball hits a brick it destroys the brick and bounces off. There's no bat to control the ball with though, it just bounces off the edge of the screen and eventually hits another brick - until all the bricks are gone. A new wall appears... rinse and repeat. You earn points and experience, which you use to buy more balls that do more damage, which destroy the walls faster. And when you reach a certain level you start again, with a higher target. Each run begins with a few minutes of clicking buttons, then the game just keeps going - you can go back every little while and click the buttons again to speed things up, then leave it again until you've accumulated enough points to do some more. But you're basically not having any effect on what's happening in any real sense. It's an idle game - this is to be expected. You can complete all the achievements in rel…

An idle game that can easily double as a screensaver, since it requires very little attention and comes with a cool synthwave soundtrack. As for the gameplay, you do not have to do much besides watching balls bounce around the screen and break blocks. The paddle at the bottom spans the entire width of the screen, so losing a ball is practically impossible. Alternatively, you can click on blocks to destroy them yourself. All blocks have numbers indicating how many times they need to be hit by a ball or clicked to be destroyed. Some blocks are blank, while others are colored and contain rewards. Each reward has its own color, allowing you to see what they contain at a glance. Rewards include money, random temporary power ups, and the rarest currency, diamonds. Money is used to buy perks, such as increasing the duration of power ups, but you will probably want to spend most of it on getting more balls to destroy blocks faster. Once you destroy all the blocks, a new wall appears, with each new wall having one additional point of health per block. Every destroyed block also grants experience, eventually leading to a level up and a skill point. These can be invested in five different …

0% depth – 100% fun. An incremental game where the numbers don't have to get bigger — the balls do. So if you're someone who enjoys watching lots of balls bouncing around the screen... wink Pros: - Simple, but fun. - There are three different themes (backgrounds and music), all of which are pleasant and add some variety. - Very easy to get into with almost no learning curve. - It doesn't overwhelm you with content, but still manages to keep you engaged for quite a while. Cons: - The music seems to break at higher levels. My guess is that the sound effects and music share the same audio channel, because once there are enough sounds playing, the music starts cutting out or stops working properly. It's a shame, because the soundtrack is quite enjoyable. - There is only one game mode, which hurts the replay value significantly. - Iam missing a bit a Leaderboard. Overall: A simple and relaxing incremental game that knows exactly what it wants to be. It won't offer much depth, but it's fun, easy to pick up, and surprisingly addictive while it lasts.

Game is full of undisclosed AI images used for the backgrounds. It's a shame because I like blockbreaker/breakout style games and the vaporwave aesthetic and effects are enjoyable, particularly for an idle game. But the developer decided to cut corners when it comes to images that are a pretty large part of the game and chose to be deceptive about it.