ChocoBreak

Name: ChocoBreak
Author: Clickteam USA LLC

1.0.3

Clickteam USA LLC

4.635K+ installs

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Chocolate bricks! Yum!

ChocoBreak: one-finger chocolate brick breaker game

By Priya Raghavan

Senior reviews editor

Paddle and ball controlled with a single finger
Six brick flavors, from chocolate to blueberry
Retro-style sound atmosphere
Step-by-step tutorial for building the game with free Clickteam software
Brick-breaking gameplay for short, simple sessions

What ChocoBreak is and who it suits

ChocoBreak is a brick breaker, the paddle-and-ball style where you knock a ball into rows of blocks until they are gone. Here the blocks are chocolate bricks. The Google Play listing rates it USK: All ages.

It is aimed at people who want a short, simple game to pick up for a few minutes. The listing also points to the game as a worked example for anyone curious about making games themselves.

Controls and how a round plays

You control the game with one finger. Dragging it moves the paddle left and right, and the ball bounces off the paddle into the bricks. The listing describes the aim as smashing bricks, and the ball's bounces are the main thing you watch.

Nothing else in the listing describes modes, levels or scoring, so the gameplay is limited to the paddle, the ball and the bricks.

Brick flavors, graphics and sound

The bricks come in six flavors: chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, apricot, raspberry and blueberry. Each flavor is shown in the game's graphics, so the look of the bricks changes with the flavor.

The sound is described as retro, with a nostalgic feel. The listing also makes joking health claims about the bricks, saying they are 100% sugar free and do not cause cavities.

Building your own version with Clickteam software

The listing offers a step-by-step tutorial that walks through building this game with Clickteam's free software. It estimates a few hours to complete. The tutorial is hosted on Clickteam's website.

The hashtag on the listing, #MadeWithFusion, points to Clickteam Fusion, the software the tutorial uses.