Magical Brickout

5/10 meh

[h1] This one seems pretty bad unless you're toddler playing Dark Souls on your parent's PC. Gameplay is similar to Peggle but here instead rotate blocks to hit every blue one. [/h1]

Magical Brickout feels like a cheaper, less exciting version of Peggle. The controls are far less precise than they should be and the game is ugly as sin. Can't recommend.

It's ok, not ad, playable and functional but from very first moment feels rushed and cheaply made, can still be fun to play but there other games more polished and richer than this one.

Actually not half as bad as it may look like, or whatever first impressions you might have. But still not great, it's still just a arkanoid in a circle (and I'm sure that concept has been done before as well)

Tags: Casual - Brickbreak & Pinball Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: I like the game but it seems to have a hundred and one minor problems that all add up quickly to make the experience miserable. Recommend you go play Shatter instead. http://store.steampowered.com/app/20820/Shatter/ Game detected Xbox360 pad correctly but used Player2 for Player1. Otherwise the granular control of the paddle felt difficult, the discs you are rotating are fairly small and the precision required is fairly high. Using keyboard did not feel any better. There is no sensitivity slider for the controller. Otherwise the assets for tiles were rather ugly. The visual novel/narrative aspect felt extremely amateur. The music was too epic and some of the sound effects sounded oddly dated. Like old edition of windows magicky bling sounds. The ball sometimes bounced at odd angles from the paddle probably detecting angles that are not really visually obvious as rendered. The game tries hard, it spawns bricks in the form of shapes of things related to the story and tosses a bunch of special bricks you gotta go for at priority to win the level. The discs idea was interesting but i…