Neon Dimension

Neon Dimension

PHX games · 2021 · Casual, Arcade, Magic, Colorful, Physics

PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Neon Dimension

Welcome to Neon Dimension!
Play an old-school arcade game with a modern design, in which you will enjoy exciting visual effects and excellent physics. And the relaxing gameplay is so easy to learn that you'll understand the whole idea after a few tries!
In the game space there are colorful neon blocks that need to be destroyed with a plasma ball. The ball continuously moves and bounces off the boundaries of the room and blocks. The player loses one life when the ball hits the bottom of the screen; to prevent this, the player has a movable racket with which the ball can be thrown back into the playing field. To complete the level, you need to completely clear the space from the blocks. Also in the game there are various bonuses that affect the gameplay.
Do you have a lot of free time, and are you bored? – What are you waiting for?" Start the game and enjoy a variety of challenges, in the game you will find 99 different levels!

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended May 6, 2021
Looks like I get to write the first English review for Neon Dimension, which is a simple asset-flip/mobile tier Arkanoid/Breakout ripoff, only they somehow managed to have even worse graphics. They chose a very lazy retro neon background and instead of bothering with any art for the bricks, they just have numbers. I never saw such laziness. On top of the lazy art department, the gameplay is really poor quality stuff, not even close to as good as Breakout. But wait, it gets worse, they want a laughable $10 USD for this lazy bundle worsening shovelware. Impossible to recommend.
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Not recommended Feb 28, 2022
I was very disappointed in this breakout game. Reasons: 1) ... The ball only ever 'reflects' off the bat, so there's little control of the ball w.r.t. aiming the ball. Most breakouts have different regions of the bat, that causes the ball to reflect at a different angle. 2) ... No drop down power ups 3) ... Ball is way too slow 4) ... The ball rarely changes it's angle of reflection. making the last few bricks hard to destroy 5) ... What power ups are present (later in the levels) are weak and there aren't that many of them The first few levels give you a heart shaped power up that gives you an extra life up to a maximum of 5 lives. Later levels do include power ups, but they are activated immediately on hitting the brick that contains them rather than catching them on your bat. What power ups are present are very limited. I love breakout games; they happen to be one of the first arcade games I ever played (Space Invaders and Atari's Breakout, both of which cost me a small fortune in 5 pence and 1 mark pieces when I used to visit the local arcade) and have been a firm favourite of mine ever since. Unfortunately, I found Neon Dimension very tedious and lacke…
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