Breakboard takes us to the same gameplay as the mythical Arkanoid in which we have to give the balls with the paddle so that they do not fall. Thus we are faced with the same attempt with this casual in which it is distinguished by having to draw the palette.
And it won't be once, but every time we want to hit the ball so that it is thrown on a suitable path to destroy all the blocks that you find on your way. A nice game from its visual style like "pencil drawing" and that gives it its own way to create a game that is liked from the first moment.
Smash all the blocks with drawn paddles
The objective is press once on the screen to direct the initial trajectory of the ball so that right after, when it has hit some of the walls or those blocks to destroy them, we draw a palette on a diagonal or horizontal and thus bounce again to destroy more blocks.
El objective is to destroy all the blocks in the level and as long as we do not use all the ink that we have available from the bottle located at the top of the screen.
Thus draw us a successful gameplay to which when we approach we will be able to find some good moments of leisure. The difficulty lies in knowing how to draw these paddles at the right angle or diagonal so that the ball goes directly against the blocks and they end up destroyed.
Don't run out of ink on Breakboard
Thus, if we are not able to destroy all the blocks we will have to start the level. Apart from all that has been said, we will also have the help of some power-ups that arise from those destroyed blocks and that allow us to increase the speed of the ball or even make it smaller so that it can enter some gaps.
In total we have 100 handcrafted levels and in which there is no lack of final bosses so that everything is more complex and we are challenged by the developer in charge of bringing us this "Arkanoid" type game.
Breakboard's monetization model uses energy in order to give us a quantity of pencils every 15 minutes. If we run out of pencils we will have to wait or go to the checkout to play. The same happens with the stars and they will allow us to follow the level where we left off so we don't have to start over.
A well-drawn casual
In the end we have the feeling with Breakboard of be a casual block-breaker who is capable of hooking us with those hand-designed levels. With a little patience and a little art to know how to draw those pallets to gradually destroy blocks, it is capable of generating an interesting game experience; if you want such a warm experience, don't miss Dear My Cat.
Visually has that pencil drawing style with which every time we hit a block and it is destroyed, the animation that is generated is a block being deleted. So it seems that we are playing on a sketch pad in which our finger becomes a pencil with which to draw imaginary lollipops that disappear after hitting the ball.
Breakboard is a very interesting free game in which energy is used so that we can continue playing. Of course, if you have enough mastery you will not need to go through the box with the pencils that they offer for free.
Editor's opinion
In Arkanoid we have this casual that will hook you until you finish its 100 levels.
Punctuation in Spanish: 6,6
Best
- His drawing-like style
- Draw the paddle with which you have to hit
- 100 hand-designed levels
Worst
- Use energy to keep playing
