One More Brick 2

One More Brick 2

Relaxing brick breaker game

333 ratings
36 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 14, 2020
  • July 16, 2026

Features

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Experience a modern take on a classic brick breaker game with unique rounded bricks and exciting power-ups. Plan your shots strategically, combine boosts, and unleash multiple balls to clear the screen for satisfying rewards. Enjoy endless, relaxing gameplay designed for one-handed play.

Rounded bricks
Power-up combinations
Multiple balls
One-hand controls
Endless relaxing gameplay
Unlockable ball skills and skins
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What's New in One More Brick 2

2.0.3

July 16, 2026

• Bug fixes and performance improvements

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

Gem Pack I

Gem Pack I

User reviews

Still one of my favorite brick games

I’ve downloaded this and deleted it a few times. I keep coming back because it’s a unique game. But it’s still frustrating because you have screens that are impossible to beat at lower levels. After a continue I was at level 189 and had 3200 bricks straight across about half way down the screen. Zero chance of beating that. Very frustrating after watching a ninety second ad
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Response from developer

We haven’t touched the power-up generation algorithm. All power-ups have the same chance of appearing and, if due to randomness one appears more often on several turns, the chance of appearing again afterwards is lower (but not 0). This means that, on a long enough game, all powerups will appear the same number of times (you can do the experiment and count them).

Way too many ads

I feel like this got worse since the last update? If I buy a life with gems, I shouldn't see an ad. It's not like I won't need to buy the next life with an ad, after all.

Awesome

I’ve spent more hours on this game then any other. It’d be cool if there was some sort of leaderboard I’d like to see if anyone else has gotten to 602.

Ads have gotten out of control

Game itself is fun and ads used to be reasonable but now they’re running full minute ads on a quick mobile game. I literally have to put the game away when an ad runs, disappointing to have ads ruin a good game

A different kind of “Bricks” game

I’ve played the first One More Brick game for a long time and really like it; especially the challenges section. This version is different because there are angles to the shapes—fun!! Graphics are well designed and gameplay consistent. Inventive and ingenious, thank you.

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FAQ

What is One More Brick 2?

One More Brick 2 is an evolution of the classic brick breaker game. It features unique rounded bricks and introduces power-ups to enhance gameplay. The objective is to strategically plan shots, combine power-ups, and use multiple balls to clear the screen of bricks for rewards.

What are the key features of One More Brick 2?

Key features include bricks with rounded corners, strategic power-up combinations, the ability to unleash many balls, one-hand controls for easy play, and endless relaxing ball bouncing. Players can also unlock powerful ball skills and cool skins.

How much does One More Brick 2 cost?

The game is free to download and play. It offers in-app purchases, which may include items or enhancements that can be bought within the game. It also contains advertisements.

Can I play One More Brick 2 offline?

Yes, One More Brick 2 does not require a Wi-Fi or internet connection to play. You can enjoy the endless relaxing ball bouncing gameplay anytime, anywhere, without needing to be online.

Who is this game for?

This game is designed for players who enjoy casual, relaxing, and visually engaging experiences. It's particularly suited for those who appreciate classic arcade-style games with modern twists and simple, one-handed controls.