One More Brick 2

Rifter Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

One More Brick 2 is an evolution of the classical brick breaker with 2 twists: rounded cornered bricks and power-ups!

The new brick shapes create all kinds of different interesting layouts that keep the challenge up. Aim for the tight spaces/holes that are created between bricks to get as many balls as possible in there and enjoy watching them bounce.

Remember! If you manage to clear the screen of bricks with a perfect shot you get rewarded!

Features
• Simple controls
• Endless relaxing ball bouncing
• Unlock ball skills and cool skins
• Doesn't take up space
• Doesn't need wifi or internet

Have we already told you that there are lots, really, Lots of balls in this game?!

Ratings and reviews

The game at it's core is good. But the quality of life perks that you purchase with rubies (the in-game currency) cost too much and it takes too long to earn rubies. On average, you earn about 20 rubies per 100 stage run (this is based on my experience, ruby block spawns are a % chance and aren't guaranteed) and it takes roughly 20 mins to get there. That's 1 ruby per minute. You need about 7.5k to have an optimal set. That's 125 hours of gameplay before you can ignore the lackluster perk shop.

It's just as good as the first one! Just except you have to shoot blocks shaped like Tetris blocks and stuff. The shop is pretty much the same, but there are a few new skills added. There's no challenge mode, probably because it's too early for it to come, though I'd like to try it. Pretty much all there is to talk about 🤷 Not that good of a sequel, but playable. 👍

First thing, its an honour being the first reviewer. If you're coming for a sequel of OMB, this isn't the game for you imo. The fact that the bricks have rounded edges and varying shapes immediately didn't feel at home; alot of mechanics that I used to use in OMB aren't valid in OMB2. But, if you're here for a new game and a new experience, this game is nice. The automatic ball increment, the new slider control, and the new mechanics those exploit the round shapes seem a fresh breath . I like it

What’s new

• Bug fixes and performance improvements