Giga vs Zero Below Zero

Bringing classic arcade brick-breaking fun to iPhone and iPad. Use your paddle to keep the ball alive, collect power-ups and destroy bricks. Progress through 110 levels across 11 themed packs in Classic Mode, or see how long you can survive in Endless Mode. Giga-Ball is a casual yet challenging game that you can play for minutes or hours and keep coming back to. Unlock levels and power-ups and improve your skills to help you smash your highscore. Key Features: • Play for hours with 110 levels across 11 themed level packs. • See how far you can go in Endless Mode with continuously falling bricks, one ball and ever-increasing difficulty. • Collect or avoid 28 unlockable power-ups to help your progress or increase the challenge. Bonuses include a larger paddle, points boost or the help of lasers, while penalties include a super-speed ball, bricks hiding from view or the activation of a gravity field. • Customise your paddle, ball and app icon, choosing from 12 unlockable themes and icon designs. • Enjoy the original retro arcade-inspired soundtrack composed exclusively for Giga-Ball. • See how you compare to your friends with comprehensive gameplay statistics or across the globe on the Game Center leaderboards. • Complete dozens of challenging achievements to track your progress and show off your skills. • Keep game progress and statistics synchronised across multiple devices with iCloud sync. • Resume games on launch to pick up where you left off. • Adapted for one-handed gameplay to make it even easier to pick up and play, any time, any place. • Entirely free to play with no content locked behind a paywall and no ads.

Don’t let the cute graphics deceive you - this game is HARD. It’s so difficult, that if you get a perfect score on the free levels, you get the rest of the levels for free. The goal sounds easy - all you have to do is make each circle at least zero. The trouble is there are gazillions of moves you can make, and just one will give you a perfect score. Oh, and there are no hints. There are also no ads, subscriptions, tracking, or anything else you wouldn’t want. If you can’t achieve a perfect score on the free levels, you can always admit defeat and pay to unlock the other levels ;) This game is inspired by the dollar game maths puzzle as seen on Numberphile. Don’t expect that to help you though - Zero Below Zero has been made much more difficult!