Brick Breaker Games
About Brick Breaker Games
Few arcade ideas have lasted as long as the brick breaker. A paddle at the bottom, a ball, a wall of bricks at the top, and the simple joy of hearing them shatter one by one. It is easy to understand in seconds, yet angling the ball into the last stubborn brick is a skill you can spend years perfecting.
Neon Breaker is our modern take on the classic. Move your paddle with the mouse, a finger or the arrow keys, launch the ball and smash through chunky neon walls that change layout from level to level. Some bricks hide power-up capsules in the Arkanoid tradition (multi-ball, a wider paddle, a laser and a fireball), red TNT bricks blow up everything around them and steel bricks never break. You have three balls and a 90-second clock, and where the ball hits your paddle decides the angle it leaves at, so aiming the rebound is the real skill.
Brick breakers are part of our arcade games and pair well with other retro games. They also make great keyboard games for desktop players. As with every game on Gamefinity, top scores are verified by replaying them on our servers before they reach the leaderboard.
Frequently asked questions
What is a brick breaker game?
An arcade game where you bounce a ball off a paddle to break a wall of bricks. The genre is also known as breakout.
How do I play Neon Breaker?
Move the paddle with the mouse, by dragging anywhere on a touch screen or with the arrow keys, and launch the ball with a click, a tap or Space. Keep the ball in play, catch the falling power-up capsules and break every brick but steel to clear the wall.
Can I control where the ball goes?
Yes. Hitting the ball near the edge of the paddle sends it off at a sharper angle; hitting it in the middle sends it almost straight up.
Does Neon Breaker have power-ups?
Yes. Capsule bricks drop multi-ball, a wide paddle, a laser or a fireball; catch the capsule with your paddle to use it. TNT bricks also blow up their neighbours in chain reactions.