Huge Bricks

Huge Bricks

Decompress And Relax

3K ratings
112 reviews
Free
With Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 21, 2022
  • December 16, 2023

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About

An addictive brick elimination game where you launch a ball to destroy all bricks. Collect items to split or generate new balls, and use a skateboard to control bounces and angles. Enjoy numerous levels and a smooth gaming experience.

Brick elimination gameplay
Ball splitting and generation
Skateboard ball control
Numerous levels
One-finger control
Collectible items
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What users say

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What's New in Huge Bricks

1.0.7

December 16, 2023

1. performance improved 2. bug fix

User reviews

Deceptive elements and Too easy for too long

The game is fun enough but much to easy early on. I am about 200 levels in and there have finally started to appear some challenging levels. Star ratings should be based on whether you can complete a level without losing a ball or the like rather than just a ticking clock. A challenging level is going to require more skill but take longer. So you shouldn’t get one star for completing one.

Now for the deception issue that made me come write this review. After you get three keys you’re given the opportunity to open 3 chests for the chance to win new skins, etc. if you don’t open the right chest, you can watch a full-length ad to earn three more keys. I started to notice that I NEVER found the item in my first three picks. So I decided to do an experiment and ALWAYS pick the top three chests. I did this for 50 consecutive times and NEVER found the item. The chances of never finding the item on the top row over 50 turns is like 1 in 638 million. So, the programming is almost surely such that this is not a true random draw but uses deception to entice you to watch more ads and earn them more money.
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Ad factory

If you like watching ads for over half of the time you have the game open, you came to the right “game”

De-stressing

Very nice game for just getting some headspace and like kind of almost forgetting the outer world

Ads and more ads

I wonder if someone is able to play this game, literally us ad over ad over ad, never ending, and no option for no ads,

Don’t Install

In age of transparent show-ads-for-money “games”, this is a BAD absolutely transparent grab to show ads for money under the pretense of being a game. Pass.

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Some users unable to complete challenges or levels

Bug

Ads sometimes play back-to-back unexpectedly

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Reduce the number of ads

Feature

Provide an option to pay for ad-free experience

Feature

Increase difficulty and complexity of the game

Feature

FAQ

What is Huge Bricks?

Huge Bricks is an addictive brick elimination game. The core gameplay involves launching a ball to destroy all the bricks on the screen to pass each level. You can collect items that affect the ball, such as splitting it or generating new ones.

What are the key features of Huge Bricks?

Key features include a large number of levels, visually appealing skins, excellent game design, and a smooth user experience. The game is designed for one-finger control, making it easy to play on the go.

How do I play Huge Bricks?

You play by moving a baffle left and right to bounce the ball. Choose a good position to launch the ball and aim to clear all the bricks. Items that drop randomly can be caught to gain advantages, like doubling balls or clearing more bricks.

Is Huge Bricks free to play?

Yes, the game is free to play. It is supported by advertisements, which is how the developers monetize the application. There are no in-app purchases mentioned for removing ads or gaining advantages.

What kind of device is Huge Bricks compatible with?

While specific operating systems are not detailed, the description mentions 'one finger Game' and controlling a 'skateboard', suggesting it is designed for touch-screen mobile devices like smartphones and tablets.