Break It drops you fast into chaos. Smash blocks, dodge disaster, and time your fall with ninja reflexes. Addictive, brutal, and oddly satisfying.
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Control a cube that bounces from top to bottom with the task of breaking orange blocks. The game uses a tap-and-hold mechanism to adjust the direction of the block's bounce. When you release your finger at the right time, the block will fall diagonally or straight, depending on the angle you set.
The block can only break orange blocks; if it falls off course, hits the white part, or doesn't hit the orange block with enough force, you'll have to restart.
Each level is different, increasing in difficulty as you go deeper. The orange blocks start to be arranged more complexly, less widely, or move, forcing you to constantly change your strategy. At the same time, the bounce rate is also faster, making reflexes and angle-setting more important than ever.
What's special is that the game doesn't traditionally divide levels, but creates the feeling that you are falling into a bottomless world. The further you go, the more you are drawn into the fast, urgent pace, both nerve-racking and stimulating, concentration and determination.
The ideal strategy is to find the intersection of many orange blocks and align the falling path so that it goes through the vertical axis or diagonal line with many overlapping blocks. Such falls help you clear the entire row with just one touch, saving time and bringing an extremely satisfying feeling.
Also, don't let go of your hand as soon as you see a block. Observe the whole picture, see if you can wait for a better bounce angle to optimize the fall. In high levels, this is a vital factor in maintaining a streak of destruction and achieving maximum points.
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