Bricky Blast
New
- Genre Puzzle games
- Players 1
- Session 6 min
- Price Free
- Updated
A brick game where the bricks have numbers and every ball that touches one takes a point off it. That small change makes the game about angles rather than about clearing: a shot fired into a corner can bounce between two walls and a brick a dozen times, while the same number of balls fired straight ahead does a dozen points of damage spread uselessly across the row. So the interesting decision is always where to aim rather than how hard, and the good players are the ones finding the pocket that keeps the balls in play longest. The board descends a row each turn, which supplies the pressure, and the balls accumulate as you clear — which means a well-played early board pays for a difficult later one. There is no timer, so the whole thing rewards looking before firing.
| Click and drag | Aim the shot |
|---|---|
| Release | Fire the balls |
| Touch | Drag to aim, lift to fire |
How to play Bricky Blast
- Aim into corners and gaps where the balls can ricochet repeatedly.
- Clear the lowest row first; the board descends and the bottom is the deadline.
- Target high numbers with your best angle rather than spreading damage evenly.
- Collect the extra balls; they compound for the rest of the run.
- Take the time to look — there is no clock, and a good angle is worth several turns.
Tips
- A shot that keeps balls bouncing for ten seconds is worth more than one that clears two bricks instantly.
- Leaving a gap on one side deliberately creates a channel for later shots.
- If the board is nearly down, aim for the row that blocks the most rather than the highest number.
Questions about Bricky Blast
What do the numbers mean?
How many ball hits a brick needs before it clears.
Is there a timer?
No, you can take as long as you like on each shot.
How do I get more balls?
By clearing bricks and collecting the drops, and they carry through the run.
What ends a game?
The bricks reaching the bottom of the board.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, aiming is a drag gesture.
Does it need installing?
No, it runs in the browser.
