ARKANOID AND BALLS

Classic arkanoid usually provides for the presence of a racket and only one ball. The racket hits it, and the ball, in turn, breaks blocks-bricks of the wall. The winning outcome for the player is the complete elimination of this wall, that is, all the blocks. Each block is broken by one, two, or three hits of the ball on it.

But this, my friends, is not a classic. Although the task here is similar to a traditional arkanoid, but the wall configuration is different, and the bricks in its composition are non-standard. They are ordinary square blocks with numbers. The number on the block means the number of hits the ball needs to destroy it.

Another difference from the traditions of arkanoid is the dynamics of the wall. If in classic games the wall is static, then here, after each move, it slides down one line, bringing the blocks closer to the red line. If at least one of the blocks crosses this red border, the game ends. Thus, the player should try to prevent this by destroying the oncoming lines of bricks in a timely manner.

In the mechanics of Arkanoid and balls there is also a discrepancy with traditions. There's no racket here! Yes, friends, the launched balls have nothing to beat, and after each launch they return to the base - under the red line. Moreover, with each turn, the number of balls launched increases. And if in the first move you shoot only one ball, then then two, three, and so on. Each descent of the wall increases the number of balls in your cage. On the 17th move, for example, you start a queue of 16 balls.

In parallel with the increase in the number of attacking elements, the defense is also growing. Blocks with large numbers appear in the glass. Among the tactical maneuvers, the one that keeps the near border of the wall under control, regularly weakening it, will be quite good. Do not allow a block with a large number to go down to the red line, as this will lead to a quick defeat.

The player is credited with the lines that he managed to cope with. The game also falls into the puzzle section, as you constantly have to puzzle over the choice of the initial target for launching balls, as well as calculate the bouncing routes for effective destruction of blocks.