GoreBoy: Monster Brick Breaker

A comedy horror brick-breaker. There are bricks and monsters, but the paddle only sees bricks. You're not here to save the world. It's more of a personal errand. Take control of the ball with recall, parry mechanics, and power-ups. Shatter bricks and monsters alike in full gory glory. Twenty-five levels, a final boss encounter, and eye-watering difficulty built to master just like the old days (or easy mode if you'd rather not). The monsters: - The Watcher. A disembodied eye with a staring problem. - The Maw. A threatening set of teeth, poor at phrasing. - The Bloat. Slow, gooey, flaky. - The Skull. Armored (poorly), giggles. - The Grub. Spits grease. Grease is flammable. - El Goredo. Inhales everything, often misunderstood. - The Twins. Quick for two heads, one big bad mood. - The Bloatriarch. The king is dead, long live the king(s)! - The Dark Watcher. Ancient. All powerful. Doing this for money. - The Boss. In charge of all of it. Good with paperwork. What you can do across three difficulties: - Cartoon gore. Enemies show progressive damage and explode into pixelated parts that respect physics and persist. - Pull the ball back. RECALL the ball through whatever is in the way. It hits harder on the way home. - Catch and fire. PARRY the ball on contact to charge and launch it as a fiery comet. - Power-ups. MITOSIS splits, GIGANTISM makes it huge, SNOWBALL chills, and more. - Customization. Balls, hats and crowns for your paddle, earned and not bought. - Checkpoint codes. Finish a zone, get a code, and start from there next time. Like games used to do it. - Endless mode. Continuous enemies and blocks until you die. Ranked on a global leaderboard under your Game Center name. - Easter eggs. Lots of them. In game and elsewhere, enjoy. The deal: - The whole game is free. Every level, every boss, every unlockable. - Ads are optional and never interrupt you. Run out of lives and you can watch one to keep going or watch one for optional power-ups. - One purchase removes the ads for good. Nobody likes ads. - There's a tip jar if you'd like to buy the developer a coffee. It unlocks feelings of deep gratitude. Thank you. - No loot boxes. No gems. No pay to play. No pay to win. - Seasonal items, starting with Thanksgiving. Comedy horror with cartoon gore. It isn't scary. The monsters think it is. Bugs, lost purchases, or anything the game did that it shouldn't: support@goreboy.com