Voxel Baller

Nicely looking breaker but unfortunately i'll recommened against aquirring this game as the only control options is joypad and keyboard and the result of that is a game that doesnt have the natural flow of handling a game like this should have and therefore becomes next to impossible to actually enjoy for me. I rarely refund games but this is one of the rare occasion where i made such request as i simply wont buy the developers explanation that the game would become too easy with mouse control and that explanation pretty much fall flat in my view as it seems like a poor development choice above all.

Nice one, but: - Controls too imprecise. The perspective can't be adjusted the right way (for me) and responsiveness isn't good all the time. - Started the game a second time, no hint where I stopped last time (Level 1-8? Level 2-9?). No idea... With a little more polishing, could be far more entertaining...

It has been a few years since I had last played this game before recently doing so. Ever since then whenever someone asked me for the worst games I've played this one came to mind. However year after year my memory became fuzzier, leading me to believe that maybe my experience might not have been as bad as I thought. After spending 50 more hours on it in order to try to get the remaining achievements I can confidently say that it's not among them, it is by far the worst. But how can that be? After all we're referring to a Break Out clone that shouldn't be that difficult to pull off. Indeed, the game boils down to that for 10 worlds of 5 levels, including 5 bosses and 6 playable characters, each with a different power up. How it sells itself though is with its presentation, having the camera rotated at an angle so that the voxel aesthetic becomes prevalent. In theory this could have been considered a unique and appealing move but in execution it ends up conflicting with the player's perception of trajectory, more so considering how the balls bounces from side to side, leading to lives being easily lost. Would this have been the only inconvenience the game would only be mildly frust…

Dull. Nothing new here except a weird side-on view with no straight-on option. Get Death's Hangover instead, it shows what this genre can do.

Could have been a fun block breaker but the frame rate drops, laggy controls (character randomly speeding up making you overshoot the balls position), and numerous bugs (I lost count of the number of times the starting ball spawned below the paddle making you instantly lose a life or the ball passes through the paddle) make it impossible to recommend.

The framerate drops below 1fps when you hit more than 1 object. No fun and unplayable, even if the idea is nice