Solo ReflectioN!
ZaxtorGameS · 2021 · Casual, Action, Arcade, 2D, Funny
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Solo ReflectioN!
Solo Reflection! is the independent and very unique brick breaker game that was originally created as a DLC to the Prison Ball: Full Blown! breakout/pong combo game! It's available now as a completely separate game to offer the most versatility.
In Solo ReflectioN!, you'll need to make your balls really count for something! Keep them reflected away from the two sides as they will be instantly destroyed by lightning should they try to pass through! You however can pass through from side to side and you'll often need to if you want to keep your balls in action and also collect all the coins being released from the bricks you break.
You'll control prison inmate Andy Simms in a relentless action brick breaker where risk vs reward is always part of the game!
Broken bricks from your reflected ball will release copper, silver, and gold coins that can be collected and saved up until the time is right to deposit them in your own personal bank.
To get your bank, you'll need to accumulate at least 10 copper (or 1 silver) and press the space bar (or your A button on your controller). You kneel down and blow a "bank bubble" as seen below and be charged 10% of all your coins. This takes time and finding the right time where you won't lose a ball is part of the frantic fun!
Once the bank bubble has been blown, it will float around the screen several times before finally choose one of the four corners to land on! When the bank bursts out of the bubble, you're free to simply go stand on it and wait for the green deposit bar to fill to successfully transfer your collection coins into score points at the top of the screen. Timing again is crucial here and part of the unique "risk vs reward" gameplay never seen before in a brick breaker game!
Deposit of all coins to points successful!
There's lots of action and chaos to take on in "Solo Reflection"!
If the ball hits your body instead of your paddle, it will hurt and you'll see your pain meter at the top go up. The higher your pain level gets, the slower you'll move! ..Thankfully, some bricks will release pain pills that you can collect to help reduce your pain level and start moving faster again!
To help make the end of levels easier, when less than ten bricks remain, the bricks will slowly begin increasing in size so hitting them is much easier and less frustrating! We've all played those brick breaker games where hitting the last brick or two seems to take forever and can test your patience! ..Not in Prison Ball: Solo Reflection!
There are already many levels of different brick layouts to progress through with more coming soon! Steam high scores are live with this launch and the first time Prison Ball: Full Blown has allowed you to compete with your friends and other Steam users! Every copper coin could make a difference in score totals on the high score list!
Be sure to check out the bundle options to save the most money whether you already own the base Prison Ball: Full Blown game or not... there's surely a discount offer that will save you money and many bundle options to choose from!
I made Solo Reflection with "fun" as my top priority! Please let me know what you think in the forums for this game!
In Solo ReflectioN!, you'll need to make your balls really count for something! Keep them reflected away from the two sides as they will be instantly destroyed by lightning should they try to pass through! You however can pass through from side to side and you'll often need to if you want to keep your balls in action and also collect all the coins being released from the bricks you break.
You'll control prison inmate Andy Simms in a relentless action brick breaker where risk vs reward is always part of the game!
Broken bricks from your reflected ball will release copper, silver, and gold coins that can be collected and saved up until the time is right to deposit them in your own personal bank.
To get your bank, you'll need to accumulate at least 10 copper (or 1 silver) and press the space bar (or your A button on your controller). You kneel down and blow a "bank bubble" as seen below and be charged 10% of all your coins. This takes time and finding the right time where you won't lose a ball is part of the frantic fun!
Once the bank bubble has been blown, it will float around the screen several times before finally choose one of the four corners to land on! When the bank bursts out of the bubble, you're free to simply go stand on it and wait for the green deposit bar to fill to successfully transfer your collection coins into score points at the top of the screen. Timing again is crucial here and part of the unique "risk vs reward" gameplay never seen before in a brick breaker game!
Deposit of all coins to points successful!
There's lots of action and chaos to take on in "Solo Reflection"!
If the ball hits your body instead of your paddle, it will hurt and you'll see your pain meter at the top go up. The higher your pain level gets, the slower you'll move! ..Thankfully, some bricks will release pain pills that you can collect to help reduce your pain level and start moving faster again!
To help make the end of levels easier, when less than ten bricks remain, the bricks will slowly begin increasing in size so hitting them is much easier and less frustrating! We've all played those brick breaker games where hitting the last brick or two seems to take forever and can test your patience! ..Not in Prison Ball: Solo Reflection!
There are already many levels of different brick layouts to progress through with more coming soon! Steam high scores are live with this launch and the first time Prison Ball: Full Blown has allowed you to compete with your friends and other Steam users! Every copper coin could make a difference in score totals on the high score list!
Be sure to check out the bundle options to save the most money whether you already own the base Prison Ball: Full Blown game or not... there's surely a discount offer that will save you money and many bundle options to choose from!
I made Solo Reflection with "fun" as my top priority! Please let me know what you think in the forums for this game!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
***Update to Developer's response*** Regardless of how you twist it, the game is built on the foundation of another game Pong! You have added a coin deposit feature which yes is unique, but if I go and take a game and change one small mechanic of how you earn points - it does not qualify as an original game. There are a multitude of Pong recreations available on itch.io, indiegala, etc. mostly free or for a small fee - not $5USD. I am not reviewing under bias as I did not enjoy the game after the first few minutes, and for the reasons that my review mentions prior. Although when I do inspect your other games - it is very apparent you take older generational games, put a small twist or change one mechanic and apply a high price tag (not content/value worth). This game should be put together with your other games in an arcade style game, not $5 per remake with a twist. The only bias part about my review was the fact you do criticise other projects who either build their game from the ground up or come up with original and creative ideas when clearly your games lack both. At the end of the day, I thank you for your response and I will just stay away from games developed by you to p…15 found this helpful
Solo ReflectioN! is a hybrid/ripoff of Pong and Breakout/Arkanoid, and very much a copy+paste of another game from the same developer (Prison Ball: Full Blown), but single player and (thankfully) without the needless prison sex jokes. The game features a few differences from Prison Ball: Full Blown as you need to switch sides to cover both "ends" of the ball arena, which adds a very challenging element to the game. It's also less "noisy" than Prison Ball, and if I was forced at gunpoint to choose between the two, I'd take the bullet. If I survived, I'd take this over Prison Ball. Since this is a copy+paste of another game, my review is going to look pretty similar, too, but then there's only so many ways one can advise gamers about 2D retro pixel bundlefillers. A choice was made to use obsolete, decades old retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customise the graphics settings. There's no way for gamers to ensure this is running at the native resolution …4 found this helpful
An excellent brick breaker and pong hybrid, introducing a few new mechanics to make it feel like more than just a clone. The amateur graphics fit the general tone of the game, the controls worked near flawlessly, and great hit detection on objects. For a few bucks, it's worth it!
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