Physics is the core of Galaxy Bricks Breaker. I just tap to shoot. The ball will bounce around the screen using the game's physics engine. The angle of the paddle changes where the ball goes, which is the main mechanic to master. You must clear all the bricks to win.
Start by moving your paddle left and right. You have to bounce the balls to hit the bricks. Timing is everything, so you must click at the right moment. The balls bounce off the paddle and walls, and you need to clear the screen. The physics can be a bit wonky, but the controls are simple. Just aim and shoot to break the bricks.
Often, i find myself playing this game when i should be doing other stuff. You use the mouse or touch to move the paddle. The goal is to bounce the balls. The controls are straightforward but tricky sometimes. The physics feels weird, which is kinda weird anyway, like the balls don't always go where you expect. You click to start and their is no other button to press. It is just a simple click to shoot mechanic.
Quick tip from my own play time: aim for the edges. I learned that bouncing the ball at a sharp angle is better then a straight shot. The game gets fast, so you must move the paddle early. The physics are tricky, so you need to predict the bounce. I suggest you focus on clearing the top bricks first. The controls are simple, just move and click, but timing is key to win.
Thingy is all about the ball and the paddle. You move the paddle to bounce the ball and hit the bricks. The main feature is the physics, which can be wonky. The controls are just left and right movement. The goal is to clear the screen of bricks. The game is simple to pick up but hard to master. You need to use the timing of your clicks to control the ball. The physics engine determines where the ball goes, so you must adapt. The game is a dumb fun thingy that i can't put down.
